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  • repair-it
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    • Nov 2020
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    Pioneer VSX-40 ,Trying to ID these resistors

    I am trying to determine why these two resistors are the colors that they are. This is a Pioneer amp. The ones I am concerned about are the RED & GREEN colored resistors. I need to replace them and want to be sure to use the properly rated component.
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    • petehall347
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      • Jan 2015
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      they should all be in the service manual

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        • R_J
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          #3
          Their different body colors are because one is a 1 watt (R526) and the other is a 2 watt (R517, R518) Why do you want to replace them? They do not look bad, are they open?
          The color bands indicate the value R526 100Ω, R517 0R47Ω (.47Ω)
          Last edited by R_J; 12-16-2024, 06:51 PM.

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            • repair-it
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              Originally posted by petehall347
              they should all be in the service manual
              No they aren't, The service manual is only 3 pages of useless info.

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                • petehall347
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                  Originally posted by repair-it

                  No they aren't, The service manual is only 3 pages of useless info.
                  VSX-821-K/CUXCNSM
                  VSX-921-K/UXCNCB

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