I have a JVC AV-56wp74. I have taken out the board and found one of the 1.5 ohm resistors is discolored. I've read that this implicates a bad resistor. Should I replace the bad resistor before replacing the convergence amp ICs or should I go ahead and get all the parts?
It's recommended to replace all the defective parts first because if you only replace the defective resistor, it might burnt again if the convergence IC is shorted internally. I would also suggest to measure the other low value resistors with multimeter.
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