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Default Help ID'ing surface mount component

Trying to repair my logitech mouse. Has a surface mount component I
think may be the culprit, marked only 73D. Can someone help my ID this
component? I'm thinking it's a resistor, but I have no idea what value.

TIA

Dan
 
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