Help identify color coded resistors

[abdolah]

Hi guys, this 5 band resistors are not measuring like they should , I'm not sure if they are not standard or faulty
I even broke one of them and not the same value
The values should be
83 ohms
14 ohms
1.8 ohms
They all measures sorted , zero ohms
If you can held will be great , thank for your time

[abdolah]

More pictures

[ledtester]

I think you should ignore the green band.

In the first pic you have:

BROWN - YELLOW - SILVER - GOLD = 0.14R +/- 5%

BLACK - BROWN - SILVER - GOLD = 0.01R +/- 5%

[fzabkar]

Hi guys, this 5 band resistors are not measuring like they should , I'm not sure if they are not standard or faulty
I even broke one of them and not the same value
The values should be
83 ohms
14 ohms
1.8 ohms
They all measures sorted , zero ohms

I think they are probably inductors.

[joeqsmith]

Hi guys, this 5 band resistors are not measuring like they should , I'm not sure if they are not standard or faulty
I even broke one of them and not the same value
The values should be
83 ohms
14 ohms
1.8 ohms
They all measures sorted , zero ohms

I think they are probably inductors.

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[wraper]

Look like wirewound resistors. I agree with ignoring the green band. Some resistors have manufacturer specific band marking their type.

[fzabkar]

Look like wirewound resistors.

They all measures sorted , zero ohms

I think the OP means "shorted", in which case it doesn't make sense for them to be resistors.

[wraper]

I think the OP means "shorted", in which case it doesn't make sense for them to be resistors.

OP screwed up with color coding and destroyed a good resistor. So fraction of an Ohm resistors do not exist?

[Wallace Gasiewicz]

The "exploded view" indicates two windings.  So. probably a wire wound resistor with two opposite windings to negate the inductance of one winding?  Last band Green could mean .5% tolerance.     
Small Value, accurate resistors.     
It would be nice if the OP could comment on the equipment these parts were from.

[fzabkar]

I think the OP means "shorted", in which case it doesn't make sense for them to be resistors.

OP screwed up with color coding and destroyed a good resistor. So fraction of an Ohm resistors do not exist?

Yeah, I goofed. Sorry.

[abdolah]

Thanks for the reply
The resistors are from PC PSU , brand EVGA , model nex650G

[abdolah]

You mean gray not silver, because silver is only for tolerance
 So what about the resistor that start with gray?

[Wallace Gasiewicz]

I do not recall seeing any resistors with a Black first band,,,,apparently there are some , but you never know what colors change over time         
I would use this calculator from Mouser:     

https://www.mouser.com/technical-resources/conversion-calculators/resistor-color-code-calculator/     

If the values are very low, your ohmeter may not give you a correct value...I do not know what meter you are using..also the "exploded view" indicates a small value wire wound resistor....I would think any inductor (choke) in a power supply would have many more windings.   
Almost always both wire wound resistors and chokes fail "Open" not shorted.   

Edit: silver can also be a multiplier

[abdolah]

I tried the calculator and it gave me the same that they should but not what they measure as , also I don't know why one of the resistors start with silver , you might say it's gray but it looks like silver , I'm so confused about should I replace them or not and with what?

[Wallace Gasiewicz]

Yes, it does look like silver....Confusing

[magic]

Maybe there is a manufacturer somewhere who marks 3.3mΩ like that. I don't know.

Anyway, these are all low resistance wirewound resistors so no surprise they measure close to zero. IIRC I have seen similar resistors used in other ATX PSUs as current sense resistors in series with switching FETs.

[ledtester]

I have a feeling the green band indicates wattage, eg. green = 5W.

[abdolah]

Yeah , I think I will but them back and will replace the one that I sacrificed , but it's still a Mistry,
Anyway thank you all for helping in this discussion and for your time