can you help me identify a replacement part

[timmy2]

What would be a replacement for the brown tick-like item in this shot. I can't read much - But I do make out 2n(i think)2M. so 2n2M

[shadow]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

That looks like a ceramic disc capacitor. Yes the markings say 2n2M. However I am not familiar with these types of capacitors to really give you any insight to what the markings mean.

Edit: What markings does the opposite side have?

[kaniki]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

do those blow alot? i was under the impression that those very rarely went bad?

[stj]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

2n2 high voltage ceramic - looks like it's mains-rated.

they fail if you put too much voltage through them.
they go short-circuit and sometimes split or explode.

i have a real impressive one here - i'll see if i can get a clear foto of the hole in it!

[Pyr0Beast]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

Ouch ouch ouch, I don't think that is the only problem there. The board has turned brown due to the heat. Replace all lytics in nearby area. Check for leaky diodes. Replace solder, it has probably overheated and 'dried-up', making a bad contact.

No, ceramic capacitors usually don't fail. But they are cheap, and it may be good to replace them with better quality ones, given the chance and time.

[etnietering]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

2n2 means 2.2 nanofarads (nF)
for electrolytics, M means +/- 20% tolerance, but that may not be the case this time.
If these are connected between Line - Earth and Neutral - Earth, then you'll want Y class certified safety caps. 2.2nF = 2200pF (picofarads), and is sometimes written as '222'. These would probably work fine for you: http://search.digikey.com/scripts/Dk...me=490-4231-ND

[timmy2]

Re: can you help me identify a replacement part

Hi foks. I actually posted the bulk of my questions on this board in another part of the forum.

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8725

As pyro beast suggested I am looking to replace items next to/near the blown transformer. Any other suggestions - like specific component identification is welcome.

Thanks