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First post, by Nvm1

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As the titel explains, I need your help to find out the value of a broken resistor on my mainboard.

The mainboard is the model Chicony CH-471A (Ver. 3).
Link to TH99: http://th99.classic-computing.de/src/m/C-D/33862.htm
The mainboard was shipped in a pretty strong box.. unfortunately this wasn't enough and one edge of the box was completely crushed. 😵
In this corner of the box was the mainboard with the corner where the AT plug and power connector are, and two resistors above the power connectors. One of those resistors is a goner:

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All over the board this size and color of resistor is used:

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I measured the still available resistors and found two different values, +/-712 Ohm and +/-1150 Ohm. I cannot read any markings on the broken resistor that might have given any clues.
On the other resistors I see the marking SZZ with below it 104:

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Now is my question, can I say safe the resistor is +/- 712 Ohm ? Can somebody find something on those markings.
And how much watt does this resistor have to cope with? 1W, 0,5W or 0,25W?
I do have a box with around 70 different values of 0,25W resistors with the 4 color bands on them. There is a 680 Ohm version between them and I hope I can use this one to change with the broken resistor.

I really hope some of you can help me with this and if needed point in the direction of a good replacement part. 😀

Reply 3 of 4, by SSTV2

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James-F wrote:
These are not resistors, they are 100n (104) capacitors. Just ebay: "0.1uf capacitor ceramic axial" HERE […]
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These are not resistors, they are 100n (104) capacitors.
Just ebay: "0.1uf capacitor ceramic axial"
HERE

Cheers.

Do you people Ebay everything these days? It's a simple ceramic 100nf cap, it can be salvaged from anywhere or bought in a local radio parts store.

Reply 4 of 4, by .fantasista.

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SSTV2 wrote:
James-F wrote:
These are not resistors, they are 100n (104) capacitors. Just ebay: "0.1uf capacitor ceramic axial" HERE […]
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These are not resistors, they are 100n (104) capacitors.
Just ebay: "0.1uf capacitor ceramic axial"
HERE

Cheers.

Do you people Ebay everything these days? It's a simple ceramic 100nf cap, it can be salvaged from anywhere or bought in a local radio parts store.

Unfortunately local parts stores seem to be going the way of the dodo, at least where I am. Radio Shack is no longer in Canada, and even computer repair shops around here are shutting down quickly as BestBuy takes over the entire market.