Help identifying burnt resistor on Classic II analog board.

[Genjoke]

Hi folks.

I am still trying to bring a Mac Classic II back to life. Now I'm working on the analog board.

I found a serious cap leakage "scar" on the poor thing.

I cleaned it the maximum I could, with IPA and a lot of the green soldering mask around the affected area peeled off.

I turned my attention to recapping it.

During the process, I found a burnt resistor on position RP9 (my board is a 630-0525).

Can any of you guys tell me the specifications of that resistor? I tried the board schemes, but the electronic lingo is greek to me!

 

[Cam]

This one? 610 kΩ ±2% ?
(pic from the internet)

 

[Genjoke]

This one? 610 kΩ ±2% ?
(pic from the internet)

Exactly that position. I can't recognize a resistor by its stripes.

Is that image from a 110V analog board? I ask that because there's also 220V versions.

I have another board here, but it's a different revision. Looking at the same spot there's an extra resistor there...

 

[Swayne2k]

Hello.
According to the Bomarc schematics, there are two revisions of the board: the 'early' (Samsung one) and 'late' (Hitachi). Most probably the board that has the burnt resistor is the late one. So according to the Bomarc schematics and the photo from the Internet, RP9 resistor should be 243 Ohms with 1% tolerance. I have one of these boards at home, so I can measure the exact value later in the evening.
This resistor should set the output voltage from IP2 (LM317), which should be +30.7 Volts.