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No display and trying to find resistors.

We have the main unit open. We can't see any resistors that are burnt out and we can't specifically locate the resistors for the KDC- MP632U display. Can you please assist? What are the numbers for the resistors?

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They are surface mounted and are located on the top of the board in the front right area with the face of the radio towards you. They do not look burnt or anything like that, they just have some heat stressed solder on them and they are not the shiny silver color that solder is supposed to look like. They are small rectangle shaped about an 1/8 of an inch by 1/4 inch (estimate, not exact size) and are all connected in series. They start at an area that is right next to some white glue that holds another component to the board about two inches from the front of the board and less than an inch from the side of the board. You will see two of them right there and they are all connected to one another going to the front of the board. some are mounted in one direction and some in the other direction. If you would like, I can post a picture for you later today with the proper resistors marked for easy identification. Just let me know by addressing your next post to me.

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SYMPTOM: No Display.
COUNTERMEASURE: Re-solder the following components on PCB X34-415:
R43, R44, R46, R47, R48, R49, R50, R51, R55, and R57


They all say 2r7 on them

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