
Hi Martin I do not understand why two posts appear with the same question, I tell you that the friend already did what you recommend and gives me 15.8 ohms for that my doubt and in a response from fellow Francisco tells me that it is 0.15 ohms he has a lot more experience in that issues why I thank you for your contribution and that of all those who want to clarify the doubt because I do not want to burn components to the TV that I am working on.
Hello friend, look at the picture I see that the first strip is black (0) second green (5) third silver (.01) fourth gold (between 10) and purple (+ - 1%) so I see it
That was my doubt, my friend Francisco, because when I connected the TV to the series, it illuminated all the spotlights and I thought here there is a short film, then I measured the zener and it measured me in short and there my doubt arose with the resistance because when I took out the zener, it was good.
And also that the mosfet heatsink heats up but super fast only when connected to the mains, I comment that you put the P10NK60ZFP instead of the K3673, so I did not want to connect directly to the network to prevent the mosfet that came to burn again in short along with the zener that already replace with one of 5.1 volts at 1 watt too.
If the series spotlight illuminates too much you can also have the mosfet oscillator circuit damaged, it is not uncommon for them to be damaged, along with the mosfet.