Hi guys, I bought a non-working 6100/66. When removing the capacitors, they sent it a little too hard and blew off the resistors, too. Can anyone help with the following values?
Up by the AAUI header: R14, R24, R25, R26, R27, R28, R29
Down under the processor: R89

Very grateful for any assist.

I just read these off a 6100/66 board as best I could under magnification...these are the codes printed on each resistor, not their resistance values:

R14: 102
R24: 275
R25: 472
R26: 228 (or 22R?)
R27: 472
R28: 103
R29: 103
R89: 103

Absolutely marvelous-- thank you so much!

Just a follow up, used the value/positions provided by @KennyPowers and the board seems to be up and fully working!

Again, thanks so much!

>> joethezombie said:

Just a follow up, used the value/positions provided by @KennyPowers and the board seems to be up and fully working! Again, thanks so much! Click to expand...

I keep a box of modeling clay in a zip lock bag next to my soldering station because of the type of problem you had. The same thing happened to me the first time I used hot air to desolder.

Now days, I roll little snakes of modeling clay and press them on rows of surrounding components that I don't want to desolder...