Identify this Electrical Component

[D3DAiM]

So my monitor broke and I took it apart and found two burn locations with possibly faulty components. I think these components are ceramic capacitors, but I am not certain. Can you please help my identify them?

LOCATION 1

http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/2674/p1000432tr.jpg
http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/6813/p1000428z.jpg

LOCATION 2

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/66/p1000426x.jpg
http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/3328/p1000423a.jpg


Thank you guys so much..!

 

[ditchmagnet]

Yes, those are ceramic caps. They should have numbers on them so that you can get the right replacement. I've got a circuit board for a garage door opener, and there are burn marks under a couple caps like that. Haven't looked for parts yet though.

 

[plugwash]

Through hole ceramic capacitors generally have a three digit code (surface mount ceramics don't seem to be labelled at all ) . The first two digits are the first two digits of the value and the third digit is the number of zeros to add to get a value in picofarads. So for example 224 would be 220000pF or 220nf.

Of course there is no gaurantee that the two capacitors are the same value and I highly doubt the code will be readable on a capacitor that is burnt up like that.

Also it is VERY unusual for a ceramic cap to just fail. It wouldn't surprise me if there is another underlying fault causing the cap to burn out.

 

[D3DAiM]

Yeah...I don't see any markings on the ceramic caps..that is why I am asking..

I am clueless on where to go now..

 

[Obsidian86]

try badcaps.net