1. Are these resistors really only 10 Ohm ?

2. If one blows, does it necessarily follow that the other will ?

Me again !

Just a thought, - Before I replace these resistors (they've both definitely blown), does anyone know whether I should be looking for why they've blown or is it simply that it's probably through age etc. ?

Age? Why? A resistor will still work in 1000 years...

A capacitor will not.

Replace at least C16 220uf...

Thanks for that Die_Bogener,

C16 checked out ok. - Any other components I should check ?

Also anyone any answers to my 2 queries from 02-19-2015 above ?

Just to let everyone know that I replaced R19 and R20 and all seems OK !

Only hope I've addressed cause not symptom !

I have also had to replace these resistors on 3 pairs of 2500s, in all cases in both speakers, very strange

Stuart

hi was it only 10hm  (x1 on multimeter) thanks

I have the same symptom on one of my two BeoLab 2500. it does not and I do not have red LED. By cons I have the R19 and R20 that are defective. So a big thank you Beobuddy My question is about the scheme is noted 10! is this 10 ohm resistor? Because my resistances have bars: yellow, gray, black, black, brown logically have to put 480 ohm 10 ohm or 480 ohm (well 470 because 480 found in stores)? thank you very much

Hi everyone and sorry for the text i m french and it's traduction google🙂

my resistor (photo)

for me is not a 10 ohm

Can you confirm please if i buy a 10 ohm or 480 ohm

thanks