Fisher TV resistor ID please
 

Hi, I've got a Fisher PC-6525 (chassis G5F65251) there are three large
ceramic resistors (15W?) in the high voltage section that have opened
up and crumbled, no part number available. Anyone have a print to ID
the values? tia k

Before things get complicated, what is written on the resistors? Many
times, these have their ohmage and wattage written on them, if they are
large. The smaller ones, generally below 5 Watts, will be colour coded.

In case someone has a service manual for the set, if you post the location
or designation numbers for them, maybe someone can look them up for you.

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Jerry G.
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"Floyd Gilmour" wrote in message
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Hi, I've got a Fisher PC-6525 (chassis G5F65251) there are three large
ceramic resistors (15W?) in the high voltage section that have opened
up and crumbled, no part number available. Anyone have a print to ID
the values? tia k

I wish I could give more info. The location is in the HV area near the
horiz. output. The ceramic resistors got hot enough for 1 to crack and
crumble apart the other 2 show no signs of ID or it burned off. The
board sustained a high degree of heat and has blackened (but not
charred. The traces appeared ok but I will have to look to see if there
are any readable reference numbers on the trace side, but I doubt it.
If anyone has a schematic that they could look up. I would appreciate
it.

Why don't you give the Model Number and resistor location number.

kip

"Floyd Gilmour" wrote in message
ps.com...
I wish I could give more info. The location is in the HV area near the
horiz. output. The ceramic resistors got hot enough for 1 to crack and
crumble apart the other 2 show no signs of ID or it burned off. The
board sustained a high degree of heat and has blackened (but not
charred. The traces appeared ok but I will have to look to see if there
are any readable reference numbers on the trace side, but I doubt it.
If anyone has a schematic that they could look up. I would appreciate
it.