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Identifying inductor for mppt solar charge controller

hilema

Hello,

I've bought second hand (suspect it to be Amazon return) an eSmart 3 60A mppt solar charge controller. But it was DOA, after opening it what I thought to be a transformer which after some research appears to be a inductor was loose and plastic piece of it were scattered inside the controller.

Only marking on it are:

105.012.015

Bhkj 2027

 

Looking on Google with any of these markings gave me nothing.

Any idea how to identify it so I could change it?

Thanks

 

(Inserting image from my phone doesn't seems to work)

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    I'll try to help you, but since I'm not clairvoyant, please upload a few pictures, both of the component-side of the PCB and of the broken inductor. It might not be an inductor and it could be a current sensor instead. Someone once said, a picture is worth a thousand words, and I think that's especially true in this case. If you have any additional documentation, like a schematic or BOM, please upload that as well.

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    I'll try to help you, but since I'm not clairvoyant, please upload a few pictures, both of the component-side of the PCB and of the broken inductor. It might not be an inductor and it could be a current sensor instead. Someone once said, a picture is worth a thousand words, and I think that's especially true in this case. If you have any additional documentation, like a schematic or BOM, please upload that as well.

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