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    #41
    Re: No Picture Samsung LED TV

    Originally posted by budm View Post
    Post 36
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...645#post718645
    It is impossible to have fuse with 0 Ohms reading and have 12.85VDC on one end and 6.5V on the other end of the fuse. So Basically you have 6.35 DCV drops on 0 Ohm! Got to be measurement error.
    What scale are you using in Ohm mode?
    i never thought of it that way budm so must be a error in measurements as if tcon/panel was loading the 12v supply down it would be the same both sides of the fuse

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      #42
      Re: No Picture Samsung LED TV

      That much Voltage drop between the two legs of the fuse means the fuse has quite a resistance to it. Current flows through 0 Ohms have no Voltage drops on 0 Ohms.
      Basically the Voltage should the same on both ends of the fuse.
      If he uses Ohm meter in K Ohm range or higher then the meter will not have the resolution to show low resistance. Try measuring 10 Ohms resistor on K or M Ohm scale and see what you have.
      When you have resistance in the path of the current flow you will have Voltage drops on that resistance.
      Last edited by budm; 01-19-2017, 01:12 PM.
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