I've a Panasonic Panasync/Pro5G computer monitor. There is also a marking "model: TX-D1752"
Well, there found a fried SMD resistor. Its resistance marking has completely burnt away. Its numbering on the board is "R612" and it's physically located on the solder side of the mainboard, near the rear edge. Might anyone here have a schematic or a similar unit and bother to look the resistance value of that resistor?
Thanks in advance.
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Mike Berger wrote in news:f6li2a$vs$ snipped-for-privacy@roundup.shout.net:
pretty obvious to fidetermine why it burned, but he still will need the value. If he does not know why it burned he will also have the value so he can replace the next one.
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