More electricals
More electricals
Author
Discussion

QuiteQuietCerb

Original Poster:

995 posts

240 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all
Hi everyone seem to be one problem after another. My heater stopped working. Had the Box unit checked And a resistor was burned out . The electronics guy removed it (photo whem removed) and replaced with another one (pink stripy one in photo). The unit still doesn’t work, he needs to know what resistor it To fit the right one is as he couldn’t make out from the old one. Anyone knows or has a pic of it? Or a proper diagram that will tell him what to use Thanks

O mage

229 posts

64 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all

QuiteQuietCerb

Original Poster:

995 posts

240 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all
Yes the one that’s blue on the photo was replaced with pink one. Do you know the ohms?

Edited by QuiteQuietCerb on Thursday 9th July 21:33

O mage

229 posts

64 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all
I think its 10 ohm but not 100% but the stripes are a code if you take that picture to maplins or similar, they will be able to tell you and will probably have one. The electronics guy will know now you have the code.

Edited by O mage on Thursday 9th July 21:26

gruffalo

7,951 posts

243 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=resistor+color+c...

I think that is green yellow Green Blue and brown which would make it 545m Ohm with a tolerance of 1%



Edited by gruffalo on Thursday 9th July 22:03

FarmyardPants

4,256 posts

235 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
quotequote all
Might not be relevant but when my heater blower stopped working I traced it to dodgy connections in a connector block located near the upper passenger door hinge (need to peel away carpet).

Penelope Stopit

11,209 posts

126 months

Friday 10th July 2020
quotequote all

QuiteQuietCerb

Original Poster:

995 posts

240 months

Friday 10th July 2020
quotequote all
Thanks everyone much appreciate it !

QuiteQuietCerb

Original Poster:

995 posts

240 months

Monday 13th July 2020
quotequote all
Now fixed with the right resistor thanks all

Penelope Stopit

11,209 posts

126 months

Monday 13th July 2020
quotequote all
QuiteQuietCerb said:
Now fixed with the right resistor thanks all
Nice

Byker28i

77,399 posts

234 months

Wednesday 15th July 2020
quotequote all
Cheapest part for the Cerbera? biggrin

tofts

411 posts

173 months

Wednesday 15th July 2020
quotequote all
sigh. as i said, this is not the cause. But when it does go bang it will be expensive for you, especially is more than a 1/4w resistor is used as it will sink even more current before it melts the board around it. But, I can't complain, i just chuckle when these cross my bench.

People wonder why TVR electrics are unreliable....




Jhonno

6,175 posts

158 months

Friday 17th July 2020
quotequote all
tofts said:
sigh. as i said, this is not the cause. But when it does go bang it will be expensive for you, especially is more than a 1/4w resistor is used as it will sink even more current before it melts the board around it. But, I can't complain, i just chuckle when these cross my bench.

People wonder why TVR electrics are unreliable....
This. The resistor will be a symptom not a cause.

spitfire4v8

4,018 posts

198 months

Friday 24th July 2020
quotequote all
Common failure?

The cerb I have in at the moment also has had this same resistor replaced. Hopefully this pic gives you an idea of what's fitted to this one. This heater control box works fine by the way so the replacement resistor is valid.