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Have a model CQ-LS7710X car radio with resistor R700 burned beyond
recognition. Anyone have the value for this component?
TIA

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Have a model CQ-LS7710X car radio with resistor R700 burned beyond
recognition. Anyone have the value for this component?
TIA


If it's in a 12 volt circuit, the value can't be very high, try 10 ohms,
then try a different value, like 4.7 or 2.2 ohms, if necessary. If the cause
of the burned resistor isn't repaired, however, the replacement will just
burn again.

Mark Z.


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