Component Identification

[Grif22]

Hello,

Can anyone please identify what this is and where to get it from?

Hope someone can help.

Many

thanks.

 

[rjenkinsgb]

They appear to be R-C network "snubbers", this type of thing:

RC Network Capacitors | Resistor Capacitor | RS

RC (resistor capacitor) network capacitors are made with metallised paper and are used to store and slowly release charge in electrical circuits.

uk.rs-online.com

The logo on those it TDK / Epcos

 

[sagor1]

Seeing markings like CRL and CRH implies some sort of filter to me....
If we knew what device this was from, it could help narrow it down to what they are.

 

[sagor1]

Seems to be from an induction stove?? Interference filters probably...

 

[dougy83]

If it's an induction stove, then I'm guessing those form the capacitors bank that make up the resonant tank. The markings are a bit strange, but I'd wager 900V 120nF +/-5%. Likewise, the top capacitor in the lower photo would be 1.4kV, 15nF +/-10%.

 

[Grif22]

Thank you so much for the feedback. It is from an induction hob. I’m planning to solder the burnt out component.

 

[Grif22]

RC Network Capacitors | Resistor Capacitor | RS

RC (resistor capacitor) network capacitors are made with metallised paper and are used to store and slowly release charge in electrical circuits.

uk.rs-online.com

I can’t seem to find the 900v capacitor on the above website - would there be any other source?

 

[rjenkinsgb]

Epcos do not seem to make any 900V caps in that style, from what I can see.

Can you measure the pin spacing on the larger ones? That may give a clue to the exact type.

 

[Grif22]

The pin spacing is 22mm. Thanks.