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Blown resistor in CRT monitor, need resistor value for replacemant (circuit printout)

Asked by Yin in Miscellaneous Hardware, CRT Monitors

Tags: resistor, value, blown, burnt, circuit

Hello.

I have a Fujitsu-siemens C787 CRT monitor 17" that one resistor has gone up in smoke. The monitor still works!!! Acctually the resistor is not shotcircuit nor broken just badly burnt, but I don't feel I can rely on the mesured value from it. I would really like to replace this resistor before something more brakes down because of that resistor. Since it is fried I cannot tell the value from the standard color-code printed on it.

I can think of 3 ways to solve this:

1 - Does anyone know where I can get a hold of a circuit printout for this monitor so I can get the right value for the replacement resistor.

OR
2 - Maybe someone have a possibility to look in their monitor what value it is??? The resistor is placed on a small circuit board with only 2 more 0.5-1w resistors one capacitor and two other simple components of the same sort (wont tell which so people won't just make upp a value for the points) The circuit board is placed behind a small plastic cover on the down side of the picture tube right next to the magnetics wireing. For reference I would also like to have the value of the two other resistors and what the other two simple components are.

OR
3 - You have an alternative solution that gives me the right value of the resistor or some other solution that guaranties that the monitor will continue working.

Thanks in advance.
//Yin

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Blown resistor in CRT monitor, need resistor value for replacemant (circuit printout)

Asked by Yin in Miscellaneous Hardware, CRT Monitors

Tags: resistor, value, blown, burnt, circuit

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