Posted by Texasmark1 on June 06, 2012 at 02:02:39 from (67.142.175.20):
In Reply to: Electronics help posted by Bill in IL on June 05, 2012 at 19:37:39:
105k could be 105,000 ohms of resistance, or 105,000 picofarads of capacitance. the +35 is unknown as either would have the tolerance marked like 1%, or 5, 10. or 20. 35% would be something that an electrolytic capacitor would state, like the very large start/run capacitors in an air conditioning unit. The shaped end is not normal for either. Could indicate the cathode end of a diode. A resistor or diode could burn like is shown in the picture. The resistor usually burns in the center as does the diode.
If it's a carbon resistor you can easily bend it and break it apart right where it burned. If a diode it will be glass fused to glass and won't break, it will bend.
Knowing what the rest of the circuit looks like could help in understanding what role it plays hence what it is. A circuit diagram would help even if you pencil it out by looking at and identifying the other parts and show how they are wired to each other.
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