VARISTER ON THE RECEVER IS BLOWN TO PIECES ANY HELP PLEASE WITH THE PART NUMBER OR VALUE

What you have there is a Varister and if it is burned you most probavly have a shorted high voltage diode assembly. However I have also seen a shorted transformer as well as a bad or shorted magnetron tube.

A word of caution, if you decide to service this yourself you better have some experience with high voltage circuits. You must be sure to discharge and capactiors or it will shock you and could cause death in some cases..

I think you might want to call a qualified service technician, it just isn't worth it if you should get hurt.

Good luck

here is the manual, I am looking for a more detailed version

you need to relink keyboard to usb recever push button on recever till it blinks then on back of keyboard under flipout leg push button till light blinks on recever and your ready to go you have to do this every time you replace batterys

The Varistor number: 7V271K

Depending on the resistor, the values for a resistor is color coded, meaning that there are a couple of lines of colors and each color line represents a value. Do a google on Resistor coloring chart and you might find your answer. If the resistor is a surface mount one and very tiny, you might be out of luck as these are too small for the manufacturer to print the part number on. Only the manufacturer has that part number and can be very hard for you to contact them about.

the capacitor has value printed on it. if it is not burned you can still read it.

From what if read number r46 is 150ohm im looking for the value of r45 hope it helps

you can download the instructions here
http://www.fortecstar.com/downloads/

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What does this mean to you?

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Lifeview FlyVideo 2000/3000 20.46 WHQL Driver

The surest way is to get a schematic and get the value from there if you can't get a number off the diode itself.