What is this SMD component?

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  • 73buick
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    • Mar 2011
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    • USA
    #1

    What is this SMD component?

    Does anyone know what the SMD CL2 is in this pic? It looks like a fuse, but not sure. Can't find anything on what CL stands for. It is currently reading at 0 ohms and has no continuity.

    Just fixed this laptop for a client and it worked for a few days and now won't power up. Getting 19V out of the DC jack harness, but only 1V on the battery charge pins. Just trying to narrow down what it could be and came across this CL2 piece which I thought was a possible fuse.
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    • mcplslg123
      Badcaps Legend
      • Jun 2015
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      • india
      #2
      Re: What is this SMD component?

      It seems like a filtering Cap not fuse.

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        • R_J
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          • Jun 2012
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          #3
          Re: What is this SMD component?

          If you can provide, the make, model, or board number, there might be a schematic or other information around.

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            • 73buick
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              • Mar 2011
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              #4
              Re: What is this SMD component?

              Its for a HP 15-DB0011DX
              HP Motherboard part#L20478-601
              PCB# EPV51 LA-G078P, Rev. 1.0

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                • SMDFlea
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                  • Jan 2018
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                  #5
                  Re: What is this SMD component?

                  There`s no schematic available. The part next to it is TSL1 ,if you google "Compal TSL1" for schematics with the same part number you can sometimes find what you`re looking for.
                  It could be a 10 pF, 3 kV, 1808 capacitor, i only looked at an la-a994p schematic,i could be completely wrong.
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                    • R_J
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                      • Jun 2012
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                      #6
                      Re: What is this SMD component?

                      I would tend to agree it is a capacitor so It won't be the problem

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                        • dreamflowers09
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                          • Feb 2012
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                          Re: What is this SMD component?

                          Anyone having schematics?

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