WHAT IS THE RESISTOR VALUE OF R547

A burned out resistor means too much power has flowed and burned it out.
you need a schematic to find the resistor value but also what other parts have blown as I can guarantee just replacing the resistor would just mean another burned out resistor.

600 ohms

A resistor with a number code instead of a letter code is a SMD:
Surface Mount Device. You might have searched for SMD resistor code and got some hits.
The system for SMD resistors is:
1st value-2nd value-multiplier
6 - 0 - 1 following zero
= 600 or 600 ohms
603 would be 60,000 Ohms or 60k
6 - 0 - 3 following zeros

have you repaired the component that burned these resistors out? if not then you cannot replace them as they will just cook again.

Hey boss. Just follow this guide and replace with a resistor that matches the value and tolerance. You have a 5 Band resistor, follow the guild and you should be good. Click here for a chart to help you identify the values.

Hello Gio, Hi, a burned resistor is usually caused by a shorted part like a semiconductor or regulator, there are two things you should do, find the value of the resistor and what caused the resistor to burned, for the Resistor, the value is usually written on the board, If not you can find the value on schematics diagram (which is usually hard to find, but if you have one, fine), and on the same working model (very remote a possibility). IF this are not available, you now need the assistance of a technician.

go to
http://www.crateamps.com/support/index.php
you may find what you are looking for there.

I re-drew the schematics from the PCB-layout and did some backward engineering to determine the resistor value. The machine is now again in excellent working order.

brYze,

take a look and get the resistor number printed on the pcb. i might be able to give you what you're asking for.

Francis

if its a 4 band resistor, use the following calculator...
http://www.dannyg.com/examples/res2/resistor.htm

if the resistor is a 5 band, use the following link....
http://www.sizes.com/materls/resistorcolor.htm

hope this helps!