Just to update on this fault.
Never really got to the bottom of the problem. All components tested good, but resistors still overheating!
I put a scope across the resistors (Isolated input scope), and took a RMS measurement across the resistors and got 120V RMS.
Doing the maths:-
P=V^2/R gives 20 Watts....No wonder they are over heating!
I worked backwards and worked out I can only have a maximum of 60Vrms to stay inside the resistor power ratings!
I bought some 8 watt 3k3 resistors to experiment with.
If I increased R120 resistance from 750R to 1k5, the RMS voltage across them went up to 170Vrms, giving once again 20 Watts dissipation!
If I decreased the resistance, to 500R the voltage dropped to 100Vrms, giving......... 20 watts power dissipation
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I simulated the circuit in LTSpice, and found that if C101 was reduced in value, then the power dissipated in the resistors went down.
I settled on 560pF and replaced C101 with a 3KV 560pF capacitor.
Now the PSU runs fine, and the resistors, while getting hot, are running fine. The RMS voltage across the resistors is 45 Vrms, resulting in only 2.7 Watts in the resistors, (2x 2.4 Watt resistors).
Not sure if there are any implications from changing this capacitor value, only time will tell.
Thanks for the help
Peter