Component identification

[eebj01]

I am a novice at electronics. I have this component that is blown out on a circuit board. It is the orange one that I am trying to identify. I have the resistor below it already.

The orange one, I believe, is a capacitor. It has "-10K 250" on it and nothing else. The small amount of dealing with capacitors I have had have been in microfarads...uF, I believe. What is -10k 250? 250 volts I'm assuming. I think the k is a tolerance.

I need to order a couple of these. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Delta Prime]

Welcome to Maker Pro! very astute observation and research here you go buddy.
Can you retake a photo of the cap please.

 

[eebj01]

Here are some more pictures

 

[Bluejets]

Appears to be 0.1uF 10% 250v ...resistor 1/4w 100R.
Don't be surprised if there is more to it than what you see there.

 

[Delta Prime]

Apologies just take one photo and I need to see the face of it I need to confirm

-10k 250

 

[eebj01]

Appears to be 0.1uF 10% 250v ...resistor 1/4w 100R.
Don't be surprised if there is more to it than what you see there.

The big orange ones? I have the burned resistor below. I thought the orange things were capacitors?

 

[Bluejets]

The big orange ones? I have the burned resistor below. I thought the orange things were capacitors?

Let's see if you can understand this then........
In my reply........
First part .....capacitor.............0.1uF 10% 250v
Second part....resistor........... resistor 1/4w 100R.

and also again......... Don't be surprised if there is more to it than what you see there.