Need help finding a potentiometer

[Chupacabra]

Hi. Im new here. I have a small potentiometer that i need to replace but i'm having a difficult time figuring out what the numbers on it mean. I'm hoping someone can help me identify it. I've included some pictures. Thanks for your help

 

[Electrobrains]

503 stands for 50k Ohm (50*10^3)
"C" I think points to that it's a logarithmic potentiometer (?)

EDIT: The best is to measure it. With a Digital Multimeter you measure the outer two pins (should be approx. 50k Ohm).
Put the potentiometer in the middle position and measure the middle pin towards the two outer pins. If the resistance is approx. 25kOhm, the potentiometer is linear. If there is a big difference, the potentiometer is logarithmic.

 

[Chupacabra]

503 stands for 50k Ohm (50*10^3)
"C" I think points to that it's a logarithmic potentiometer (?)

EDIT: The best is to measure it. With a Digital Multimeter you measure the outer two pins (should be approx. 50k Ohm).
Put the potentiometer in the middle position and measure the middle pin towards the two outer pins. If the resistance is approx. 25kOhm, the potentiometer is linear. If there is a big difference, the potentiometer is logarithmic.

Thanks for your help. Any idea what the upside down numbers are? There are number on one of the other sides too, 3360. Any idea what that means? Thanks for your help!

 

[Electrobrains]

Thanks for your help. Any idea what the upside down numbers are? There are number on one of the other sides too, 3360. Any idea what that means? Thanks for your help!

Ok, that number tells it all!
Here is the data sheet: 3360 - 6 mm Square Sealed Panel Control
The potentiometer is 50k linear.

 

[Chupacabra]

Ok, that number tells it all!
Here is the data sheet: 3360 - 6 mm Square Sealed Panel Control
The potentiometer is 50k linear.

Awesome, Thanks for your help!