Weird SMD resistor marking

[Fuzzles]

Hi everyone !

I am currently repairing an inspection machine (Rothenberger Modul Pipe 25/16 https://www.rothenberger-russia.ru/f/iblock/f18/roscope_2000_modul_pipe_25_16_komp_schema.pdf)

A crack in the plastic case let some water get inside so the PCB was completely oxydated.

I cleaned up everything but it seems that one resistor was damaged : a big 2512 SMD package between the power input terminal and the main voltage regulator.
I removed it and replaced it by a short-circuit just to test and the device is working fine.

This is a temporary fix, I would like to replace the resistor but it is weirdly marked "751C" on both sides. Never seen that before...

I thought it could be a "7510" but 751 Ohm is not really a common value ... and I don't even know what is the purpose of this resistor right after the input power connector. It does not seems to be a current sense. The Ohmmeter give me 10 Ohm in both direction.

Anybody have an idea about the purpose or the right value of this resistor (or maybe it's not a resistor) ?
(I have attached a picture of the component)

Thanks guys.

[JustMeHere]

Pretty sure its a fuse.

[perieanuo]

yep, fuse. see littelfuse examples. it's an rearmable ptc fuse, easy to find specs.

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[alsetalokin4017]

I removed it and replaced it by a short-circuit just to test

 

[Fuzzles]

yep, fuse. see littelfuse examples. it's an rearmable ptc fuse, easy to find specs.

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That was finally so simple  ! Just after my message was posted, I thought "This really sound like a fuse !" but I never saw ones with this package.

Anyway thank you guys !

Great to see that the forum is always very reactive and helpfull.

[mikeselectricstuff]

751 on a resistor (with no suffix) would be 750R  75x10W1- quite common to have codes like this, basically the same as the colour codes on TH resistors