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Unknown inductor and smps transformer

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Hi good day everyone I have an inquiry about what type of inductor and smps transformer it is from the two pictures. I think the smps transformer is slot type not sure. The inductor is radial that's half inch thick or almost .5 inch and the smps transformer is beige with layers here are the pictures. For replacement because of dust.
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"replacement because of dust"? brush it clean of blow the dust away with compressed air, they are not damaged.

The inductor is a standard Ferrite cored one, you would need to measure its inductance to find a replacement but the chances of it being faulty are almost zero.
If you mean the 'transformer on the right in the second picture, it looks like a transformer but it is actually a filter choke to reduce radiated interference down the power cord (black and white wires). Again, failure is extremely unlikely, I don't think I have ever seen a faulty one. Look on the web sites of TDK and Murata, they are the main manufacturers of these devices.

Brian.
 

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