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    Panasonic FM to replace KZG?

    I've got a couple Lenovo Thinkcentre's in with a couple smaller bulging caps in each. The failing ones are 6.3v/1000uf KZG's (8x12.5ish/15ish). I don't see these in the spec sheet, so must be somewhat custom. I suspect them to be around 30-32Ω/1,300mA based on the surrounding specs in the spec sheet, but I'd appreciate a confirmation on that.

    Looking to replace them with 10v/1000uf Panasonic FM's (8x20) that are 30Ω/1,570mA.

    There are about a dozen on each board, 2-4 failing on each, and are located scattered throughout the board, from memory to pci to northbridge locations. Most bad ones are between pci and northbridge.

    Looking for someone to check my work. Does everything look good?

    Thanks!

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    Re: Panasonic FM to replace KZG?

    ESR and ripple roughly follow can size of the cap, didnt look at the datasheet but if you took something in between the size just over and under you should be ok.

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      Re: Panasonic FM to replace KZG?

      Originally posted by bw1 View Post
      I've got a couple Lenovo Thinkcentre's in with a couple smaller bulging caps in each. The failing ones are 6.3v/1000uf KZG's (8x12.5ish/15ish). I don't see these in the spec sheet, so must be somewhat custom. I suspect them to be around 30-32Ω/1,300mA based on the surrounding specs in the spec sheet, but I'd appreciate a confirmation on that.

      Looking to replace them with 10v/1000uf Panasonic FM's (8x20) that are 30Ω/1,570mA.

      There are about a dozen on each board, 2-4 failing on each, and are located scattered throughout the board, from memory to pci to northbridge locations. Most bad ones are between pci and northbridge.

      Looking for someone to check my work. Does everything look good?

      Thanks!
      Snag some HNs from Topcat: https://www.badcaps.net/store/produc...roducts_id=165

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