7.4v PCB Broken - Missing a resistor

[Rafalema]

Problem solved.

So I was wiring up my Li-Ion battery pack, when I was done I took some readings with my multimeter, I can get 7.6v from the ends of the cells but the PCB output remained zero. I checked all my solder joints and they were all fine. I decided to take a look of the board and I noticed that one of the resistors was missing. Here's a pic of what I'm talking about;



As you can see, the points of tin for the component are clean, and don't seem to have been ripped off. This in my opinion means that it is a manufacturing error.
This board was bought from TCSS, the stock pic seems to be outdated.
Does anyone know what is the resistance of the missing component? I can buy another resistor of course but I need to know the ratings

Thanks..


EDIT: Now that I look at it again, I see it's missing another one, R3 ?? Any help here?

[Silver Serpent]

Plug it into your charger for a second or two. The PCB is shipped in a protected state, and it will not output power right away. It'll reset once you've applied current from the charger.

[Rafalema]

I feel like a retard now.

Thanks much!