BN44-00517C power supply board for Samsung UE32ES - looking for resistor values

Hello!

I have a faulty BN44-00517C board - burned power supply for LED power.
I have already replaced all major faulty components - MOSFET, 0.24 ohm resistor, ceramic capacitor, fuse, but some of the SMD resistors were also toasted and I tried to recreate their combination because I cannot find any usable info on the internet other than the manual for the PWM controller SSC2S110 which only suggests resistors, it doesn't specify their values for this board.
So basically I am looking for a high-quality picture of the resistors around the PWM IC SSC2S110 on this board if anyone is willing to share, or a suggestion for anything else to try.
This board has the same PWM IC for the logic, and if I swap them the logic again works, so I am sure that it works. LED strip is working also.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Cheers,
Dinko

Read Link

>>21198308

Thank you Lisek for your quick reply.

I have read this topic today, but I think that the given schematic in post #17 is for the logic, not for LED, based on component names. I will look into it more later today and compare it with the board.
I have also found the service manual you sent, but the photo of the board is too blurry for me to read the resistor values..

Regards,
Dinko

https://de.ifixit.com/Antworten/Ansehen/74111...kt:+Fernseher+UE32ES6710+Netzteil+BN44-00517C ?

I've managed to repair this board, the Zener diode parallel to the optocoupler was faulty.
It was reading ok with a diode checker, but didn't do the job.
Thank you all who helped.

Cheers,
Dinko

Great ,
and what did you check? with what device.? The meter failed.

The diode tested OK when I measured it with a diode meter in forward direction and I trusted it was ok in the other direction - which was wrong. As the power supply part for the logic has the same diode I just swapped them and the logic was no longer operational. Then I soldered a normal 15V Zener instead and everything works ok.

OOO. OK. aa that's a fact..you can't trust electronics..heh