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Default Sharp 27c-s300

My Sharp TV Model 27C-S300 popped and puffed and went out the other day. I have located resistor (R510) "scorched" and a diode (D502) "popped". I want to replace them but cannot find their values. Where may I find a "SAMS" like (not the store), website to accomplish this? Or does anyone have the resources to post their values? The local TV shops claim its too expensive to fix and to buy a new one.

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Donald
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