Resistor Type?

[psb31]

Unsure of this resistor type. From a Kenmore dryer. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[AnalogKid]

Probably a small wire-wound power resistor. Depending on the size of the diode near it (for scale), 1 to 3 watts.

ak

 

[rjenkinsgb]

It could be an axial inductor rather than a resistor, they often have green coated bodies; 88mH 20% if it is and I'm reading it right??
That would be a rather high value for an axial style like that - but equally, an 880,000 Ohms power resistor seems very unlikely.

It could be a custom fusible resistor marked with an ID number rather than value, I suppose/

 

[Visitor]

The circuit board is marked R53, so it probably is a resistor.

 

[Pommie]

Looks very old and looks like it's run very hot. If it's 880k as indicated then I'd guess it's in a high voltage part of the circuit. More information would help. Sourounding parts, scale etc,

Mike.

 

[AnalogKid]

With time / temperature color-shifted bands, it could be 1.1, 2.2, or 3.3 ohms, all standard values.

ak

 

[psb31]

Thanks all for your input. I've added a second pic taken prior to the resistor failure. The color bands appear to have changed die to the failure. I just can't make out the colors to determine type.

 

[Les Jones]

The resistor in the picture in post #7 looks like 15 K ohms 5% tolerance.

Les.

 

[gary350]

Test it with ohm meter.

 

[sarahMCML]

The resistor in the picture in post #7 looks like 15 K ohms 5% tolerance.

Les.

If you compare it to the orange colour of R28, it looks more like red to me, which would make it 1.5K ohms I think?

 

[AnalogKid]

I vote 1.5 K

ak

 

[Les Jones]

I agree after looking at the 18K resistors.

Les.

 

[eTech]

Might be an inductor...

Oops....its refdes is R55.

 

[eTech]

Brn, Grn, Red, Gld = 1.5k, 5%