a power surge caused my ups to malfunction, i opened it up and realised a flat like sea blue component/part (i guess it is a capacitor) with no. GNR 20D5GIK blown, I removed the component and powerd the ups and noticed it was working, i would like to know 1. what is the name of that component2. what is its function on the board3. would its absence cause anythingthank you
ARGH. You have a UPS with a damaged primary (i.e. direct from the power line) circuit. Removing just one obviously-damaged component is not sufficient to guarantee that it's safe to operate. Your UPS could catch fire, start your house on fire, and thereby kill you while you sleep. You should immediately unplug your UPS and have it serviced by a qualified technician. Or, replace it.
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