Hi guys,

i don't know if this is the right place to ask such a question, but what is the part with the print "P 1124" on it, you can see in the picture.
The Motherboard of my HP Laptop is damaged and before i call it trash, i want to try to replace the part which i cannot identify.
I guessed it could be a fuse but i really don't know. Maybe some of you can help me with that.

Thank you in advance!
Tobi

 

The fact it is ID'd as C5513 indicates it could be a capacitor and also appears to be a two terminal device.
The value would be the obstacle .
What makes you think it is defective?
Max.

 

I believe that that C is for the white one below it... that green thing looks like a fuse F5501. It s most likely an OEM fuse so might be difficult to figure out the value.

 

I believe that that C is for the white one below it... that green thing looks like a fuse F5501. It s most likely an OEM fuse so might be difficult to figure out the value.

Agree.

I believe it is a Polytronics (possibly resettable) fuse.
http://www.pttc.com.tw/smd.aspx

 

Thanks all for your replies!
yes i mean that green thing, Polytronics might be a hit!
The value is an obstacle, i agree...

 

The fact it is ID'd as C5513 indicates it could be a capacitor and also appears to be a two terminal device.
The value would be the obstacle .
What makes you think it is defective?
Max.

I think it should be black therefore it might be overheated. You can see the deformed solder.

 

I use those fuses, I have green ones, gold ones and black ones... check continuity with a meter. It does look like it reflowed itself... the flux marks all around it...

 

I can't see a component going green through overheating.
You could measure it and compare to the polytronics parts.

If it is indeed a fuse then you need to check that it reads short circuit on your meter. If it is then it is OK.

 

Okay guys, thanks for your help!

It is short and therefore working correctly!