This is almost certainly a fusible resistor, providing circuit protection as well as voltage drop. See the link above to the tag wiki for more details on how to identify, but like a fuse it is important to both replace with a similar protective device, and also fix the underlying problem which caused the device to blow. If you just replace the fusible resistor, it will almost certainly blow straight away.

This is probably a fusible resistor, providing circuit protection as well as voltage drop.

See the link above to the tag wiki for more details on how to identify, but like a fuse it is important to both replace with a similar protective device, and also fix the underlying problem which caused the device to blow.

If you just replace the fusible resistor, it will almost certainly blow straight away as the underlying issue remains.