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How do I identify a resistor ?
Fried a resistor in a gas gauge. It is orange with the black end, and seems to hae an 04 on it and an I T something under that. It's fried. I would take this to Radio Shack to match up, but those days are gone.
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pic pls.
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It would seem this is more likely a diode than a resistor. Pic would help as others have requested.
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That’s a diode.
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1K 40 04 IT? It rolls around like that. |
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Yup, I lose.
physically broken? 1N4004 is popular diode. (is it N instead of k?)
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I just checked my junk drawer. Sorry don't have any.
10 for $5 on amazon prime.
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Just took a look. Found one in my spare parts bin - used, but it checks out okay with my meter. Send me a PM with your address and it can be on its way tmr if you want it.
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Thanks Mark, I already ordered a few. Now I just have to be patient.
Do I need to use a heat sink on the wires while soldering ? |
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When I usually have a burnt up resistor it burns off the stripes and I have to find it on the schematics to see what the heck it was.
That does look more like a diode than a resistor though.
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Solder carefully, they don't stand up well to excess heat. Use the bare minimum of time with the iron on the component, and use a heat sink.
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Needle nose pliers with a rubber band to keep it shut will soak the heat. Between the solder joint and the diode.
Solder pencil, not a gun.
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