M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity

jetmech · 06-25-2012, 11:10 PM

Hi there,

I have the M4N82 Deluxe MB. Someone went and jammed a large video card in the bottom Pci-e slot and knocked 3 small VRM Caps off the board. There is now no audio output. The only option I have is the digital output. None of the jacks work and there is no jack recognition either. I'm assuming it's the broken caps that are at fault. I tried soldering in different caps of the same voltage (I think) from another board but no joy. Do you know where I can find actuall replacements. From what I can see, the capacitor in question is:

EAO 01 or EA 001
100
16V

If someone can identify that I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you

selldoor · 06-26-2012, 03:06 AM

A picture would help , although id guess they are 100uf 16v - did you get the polarity right?
Could be from here http://www.apaq.com.tw/products/ap_conarea01_en.htm

jetmech · 06-26-2012, 05:01 AM

That's exactly what they look like but instead of 180 they say 100. Can you actually purchase from that sight? I'm sure polarity is right. I copied off the other Asus board. Negative was on the clear side of the 1/2 moo
And so are the ones on the M4n board

selldoor · 06-26-2012, 05:51 AM

I shouldnt think so, they may have an agent in the us.
I dont know about motherboard caps, these might do but perhaps wait and see if there is any more input or if anyone has a datasheet for your old caps.
http://www.digikey.ca/product-detail...3053-ND/758484

c_hegge · 07-07-2012, 03:48 AM

^
Yes, those caps would work as replacements. They chemi-con PSA, and are used a lot on motherboards.

06-25-2012, 11:10 PM	#1
jetmech New Member Join Date: Jun 2012 City & State: toronto My Country: canada I'm a: Knowledge Seeker Posts: 2	M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity Hi there, I have the M4N82 Deluxe MB. Someone went and jammed a large video card in the bottom Pci-e slot and knocked 3 small VRM Caps off the board. There is now no audio output. The only option I have is the digital output. None of the jacks work and there is no jack recognition either. I'm assuming it's the broken caps that are at fault. I tried soldering in different caps of the same voltage (I think) from another board but no joy. Do you know where I can find actuall replacements. From what I can see, the capacitor in question is: EAO 01 or EA 001 100 16V If someone can identify that I'd really appreciate it. Thank you

06-26-2012, 03:06 AM	#2
selldoor Slow Learner Join Date: Dec 2010 City & State: Lancashire UK Posts: 4,657	Re: M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity A picture would help , although id guess they are 100uf 16v - did you get the polarity right? Could be from here http://www.apaq.com.tw/products/ap_conarea01_en.htm

06-26-2012, 05:01 AM	#3
jetmech New Member Join Date: Jun 2012 City & State: toronto My Country: canada I'm a: Knowledge Seeker Posts: 2	Re: M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity That's exactly what they look like but instead of 180 they say 100. Can you actually purchase from that sight? I'm sure polarity is right. I copied off the other Asus board. Negative was on the clear side of the 1/2 moo And so are the ones on the M4n board

06-26-2012, 05:51 AM	#4
selldoor Slow Learner Join Date: Dec 2010 City & State: Lancashire UK Posts: 4,657	Re: M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity I shouldnt think so, they may have an agent in the us. I dont know about motherboard caps, these might do but perhaps wait and see if there is any more input or if anyone has a datasheet for your old caps. http://www.digikey.ca/product-detail...3053-ND/758484

07-07-2012, 03:48 AM	#5
c_hegge Unknown Join Date: Sep 2009 City & State: North Coast, NSW My Country: Australia Line Voltage: 240V 50Hz I'm a: Professional Tech Posts: 3,370	Re: M4N82 Deluxe. Help with Cap identity ^ Yes, those caps would work as replacements. They chemi-con PSA, and are used a lot on motherboards. __________________ I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!! Main PC: Core i5 660 3.33GHz, Gigabyte GA-P55-UD3R, 4GB Kingston DDR3 1333, 750GB WD HDD, Sony Optiarc DVD RW, nVidia GTX295 1760MB, Antec 1200 Case, Delta DPS-750CB 750W PSU, Hauppauge TV Tuner, Windows XP Pro. Main Laptop: Lenovo Thinkpad T60: Core 2 T2500 2GHz, 2GB DDR2, 80GB HDD, DVD RW, Intel Graphics, Windows XP Pro. 2nd Laptop: Toshiba Satellite A200: Core Duo 1.73GHz, 2GB DDR2, 60GB HDD, DVD RW, nVidia GF Go 7300 Graphics, OpenSUSE 12.2, Fan Mod

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