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After acquiring a fried KLH ASW10-120, I write to the tech folks at KLH and they sent me the upper and lower board schematics. I asked if I could publish them online, and explicitly asked if I could share them on FixYa.com, and they gave me permission to do just that.
I would fit the same type, unless the schematic shows a change, which clearly it doesn't. However I would be surprised if R42 burnt up alone! Look at the schematic, is R42 linked to any other transistor or part? If so check them if you can.
By the way is R42 a fuseable resistor, for example is the symbol on the schematic or on PC board different to most other resistors?
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