Pure Sine Wave Inverter Repair, XKZ 48V 5000W -- 2

I need help replacing a blown resistor, on my inverter. Its code is unreadable. I need to find someone who has the exact same version of this inverter, with experience in handling this kind of devices, to locate the original working resistor on the board, and take a photo of it, with a visible full code. The version of the inverter must be an exact match. It must be the Xian Ke Zhi, 48V, 5000W, and the sticker, and board layout, must be the same has the provided photos. This version does not seem to be manufactured anymore. There is a new version, that has a different sticker (blue instead of orange, and other differences), but the board layout is different, and it doesn't have the same resistor, in the same place. Priority will be given for someone who actually has the same inverter, since it would be a quicker and safer repair. But I will consider other offers. // This will be changed soon, not sure exactly how yet. More info on the inside board. By the way, if you have the same inverter, and you're going to open it, to check if the resistor matches, and that it is in a good shape, don't forget to remove all cabes, try to do a manual discharge, and use some industrial grade gloves (leather/rubber). Because there's a possibility, that it will still have a very dangerous charge inside. Also, I tried to get in contact with the seller and the reply from the seller was the following: "The manufacturer is not available at this moment". Then I tried to contact the manufacturer, and I got no answer from them. Then I purchased the new version, and asked them about how to fix the previous version, and I also got no answer from them. I have been working on a video, to try to explain this simple problem, through another website, but it was taking me too much time, and I just don't seem to get it right, somehow. So I decided to try this website instead, and this is my first post in here. Also, the faster person to bid will probably have the better priority, in case there's more than one offer. I think that's it, for now. Thanks for your time, and good luck helping yourself, and me.