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Old 08-11-2016, 09:28 PM   #177 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by CJBinder View Post
First I already had my connectors done up and heat wrapped. I then put the leads on the exposed wire from resistor to heat wrapped. The reading was .8-.9. Granted I had already tried testing both connectors with resistors plugged in and the original weight sensor plugged into its connector. I also went thru the reset procedure. So maybe these blew?


I tested with just the resistor, new one out of package and put one lead on each side and was reading 5.5. How else do you test them?
Testing just the resistor you did fine.

Problem is that once the resistor is soldered to the connector you will no longer get a proper reading due to the connector. There is something about the connector that makes it read as shorted (0 ohms). This in parallel with your resistor is causing you to read .8-.9 ohms.
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