(solved) fluke 8502a Ohm 's card

[whitevamp]

my ohm 's card is way out so i decided to see if i could figure out why it was out, and in testing some components i found a resistor that was way low, its reading 7.75k and it should be 4.091M 2w ( R41 )
so the question is this resistor is bad right? i think it is.
and if it is bad dose any one know where i can get it, or if i can sub it for a different one, i have looked at digikey and mouser, and a few other places but i cant find this part.

[Vgkid]

Can you take a picture of the resistor? Did you measure it out of circuit?

[Vgkid]

For that resistor use a 4MEG metal film in series with a 90.9K mf resistor for testing. For something more accurate(and expensive) use 2 caddock  (USF370-2.00M-0.01%-5ppm) 2 megohm resistors in series with the 90.9K resistor. I don't believe that caddock would do a one off resistor, that would be even easier. Option 1 will cost you a few bucks, option 2 will be about 70.

[whitevamp]

Can you take a picture of the resistor? Did you measure it out of circuit?

yeah was out of the board.

For that resistor use a 4MEG metal film in series with a 90.9K mf resistor for testing. For something more accurate(and expensive) use 2 caddock  (USF370-2.00M-0.01%-5ppm) 2 megohm resistors in series with the 90.9K resistor. I don't believe that caddock would do a one off resistor, that would be even easier. Option 1 will cost you a few bucks, option 2 will be about 70.

ok thank you.

[Vgkid]

This is a better option for precision resistors. Caddock usf-340. 22.xx at digi-key. Lower cost, and smaller size.