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Maybe someone else could chip in here but I don't think you need to buy exact. Being mains voltage, I'd like someone to sanity check my reasoning.
If you want, you can make one with a 120ohm resistor (Of 1/2W or better) in series with a 100nf X2 cap. it would be a damn siight cheaper too. There's a spare tag on your tag strip to solder to.
Maybe someone else could chip in here but I don't think you need to buy exact. Being mains voltage, I'd like someone to sanity check my reasoning.
If you want, you can make one with a 120ohm resistor (Of 1/2W or better) in series with a 100nf X2 cap. it would be a damn siight cheaper too. There's a spare tag on your tag strip to solder to.
Yes i read also i may compose one with a cap+resistor. I would prefer to have the exact 2 values in 1 component. I'll check this aternoon internet, getting closer at 100nF/100Ohms. Due to my limited knowledge i'm a little bit concerned going to less resistance than 120Ohms
It's an arc suppression "snubber" RC array. @painttoad posted a good replacement.
If faulty, it will have pretty much zero effect on the operation of the unit, other than that the power switch contacts will wear out more quickly.
It's an arc suppression "snubber" RC array. @painttoad posted a good replacement.
If faulty, it will have pretty much zero effect on the operation of the unit, other than that the power switch contacts will wear out more quickly.