When a component passes a continuity test but the appliance still doesn't work, resistance testing catches failures continuity can't — compare the reading to the part's rated spec.
Most 'dead' appliances have one failed component, and if it's soldered in, three things stand between you and the repair: a temperature-controlled iron, electronics solder (not plumbing solder), and flux to make the joint flow.
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