Blown resister #46 need resistance value or color bands

Measure them with a DVOM meter. Are they color coded? if so just Google the color code bands for the resistance value.

Do you have the existing resistor, Larry? Is it crisped up, or can you still read the colored bands? Those colored bands are a color code indicating its resistance - if you can read them off here, we can tell you what its resistance is.

As to wattage... that's something we could at least estimate from size & shape, weighted a little by speaker wattage rating (that resistor should never see as much wattage as the rating).

Last... if we knew for sure what every other component is (from its printed labeling), we could reconstruct the schematic and calculate that resistor's value. Reverse-engineering a crossover designs is far from being rocket surgery. 8)

I offer these as alternative approaches; it may be near-impossible or impossible to get that schematic.

I found you a great chart that describes various resistance levels and what they are recommended for. Keep in mind, although most color indicators are standard, there may be some companies that have chosen to color their resistance bands slightly differently. It is important to ask what level of strength and resistance each band has before purchasing.

http://www.ballsnbands.com/exercise_band_resistance_guide.html

Exercise bands are available in different sizes, shapes and resistance levels. Not only are the exercise band lengths different, but so are the colors. The colors are often used to indicate the resistance level. Some bands have handles that can accommodate more than a single rubber length.

If you look closely at the color bands on the resistor. That will tell you what resistor you need to replace. All resistors are standardized color coded. You can find out the resistance online. Hope this helps.

The value of r32 on the g15r cd amp is 10 Ohms 1/4 watt Brown-Black-Black

I bet you have a open resistor for the blue sub yoke. Typically it would be a 2.2 omh or a 1.5 ohm. Some times it is hard to tell buy looking at them. It you have a Ohm Meter, unplug the set, pull the sub yoke plugs from there connectors.(They are the plugs right behind the heat-sinks) . If you know the resister color code it will be a must to determin if any are open or increased in value. If you see a resister that has two red bands and two gold bands, it it a 2.2 ohm. A resister with a brown band, green band, and two gold bands is a 1.5 ohm. On some occasions, you will see a brown band, a white band and two gold bands, this is a 1.8 ohm. This circuit does not give much leeway for subing with wrong values and it even could cause premature failure if the IC's again. One last thing, double check that all the pins made it through the board when mounting and are not touching each other top side of board. As far as the one side of the picture pulling in , I think it is all related. I have seen defective STK392-150's new out of the bag.
Well thats all I can tell you at this point.
Good Luck,
Skyassoc

this unit may have a resistor on the green crt-board that has increased in value. check ohms(resistance) on all crt boards and compare to one another. these will have color bands that inicate value of resistance. you do not need to know color code, just match colors of resistors on each board then measure. you could also have weak green tube. turning down the master screen control located on the fous/screen block can reduce grn. drive. to adjust proper drive for each so the grey scale is correct, turn color to tv all the way down then adjust screen controls on block for black & white picture. when color is turned all the way down, you should not have any green, red, or blue over cast on screen. mch

Sometimes you will need to reinforce the whole circuit with new soldering metal as well. Mass produced circuitry sometimes uses very little of the stuff or uses soldering metal of poor quality.

you could be having some problems in the HT area. look for a burnt low value resister that is around the fly back transformer. the value of the resistor is marked by their color. so look and check the resisters that have gold on the third band of its color.