What is this part and resistor value

[Peter Tryndoch]

What is this component that looks like a diode and is labeled "TRSB1" ?
My colour vision is not the best. Is the value of this shunt resistor 4R9?
Hopefully the image will get attached to this post Ok.
Altronics did not have a 4R9 so I went with a 5R6 5W

Some history - if you're interested:
This is the low voltage supply for an overly complicated clothes dryer.
The shunt resistor failed. I replaced it with the 5R6 and then the control chip let out the magic smoke.
I measured the DC resistance of the primary as 0R2.
I rewound the transformer and now the primary measures 15R. Much better.
Now waiting on delivery of replacement LNK364GN

[fzabkar]

TRSB1 is a TVS diode (Transorb). The two numbers are wildly different parts, though. :-?

http://markingcodes.com/search/c/200a
http://markingcodes.com/search/c/26a

See the snubber components in this example:

https://www.eeweb.com/wp-content/uploads/articles-articles-flyback-transformer-design-1387179412.png

[Peter Tryndoch]

Somehow I don't think the value of that shunt resistor is 4R9
Does anyone want to have a go at reading the colour code?
Just blew another shunt, chip and transformer primary.
Transformer rerewinding time - fun!
Luckily I bought 10 chips. Foresight?

What is my luck in getting a schematic?
Device: Electrolux clothes dryer EDP2074PDW
Circuit board 0194_0003 G

BTW Thank you  fzabkar for explaining TRSB1

[PA0PBZ]

Unfortunately the service manual does not have schematics but it does have a better picture of the resistor:



I'd say it's 47 Ohms.

(At least when that's the resistor you are referring too)

[Peter Tryndoch]

47R sounds better.
The board looks slightly different but the colours seem to match what I have found online.
I have attached some more pics of the resistor.

[bastl_r]

Hi
This is a fuseresistor.
Its vaule ist 4R7.
Black at the 3th ring is .0

[Peter Tryndoch]

In my last attempt I used a regular 5R6 shunt resistor (not knowing that it needs to be fusible)
I blew the resistor, chip (new replacement) and transformer primary (which was 15R)
So I don't know what is left in the primary that could be at fault.
Could a failure in the low voltage section cause such a catastrophic failure?
The output windings on the transformer measure in the 0R2 range, but this would be typical I would think.
Measuring with the transformer removed, on the low voltage side I get readings in the Megohms or open, so no short there.

[Wallace Gasiewicz]

F The last band is white. it is a fusible resistor.  Black in this position means wire wound
The other colors are (I Think I can see the Colors)_     
Yellow  =   4     
Purple  =   7   
Black    =  0    Multiplier   
Gold     =  Tolerance
So        47 Ohms Fusible   
The original resistor blew because of failure in the circuit. It did it's job.