The cap is blown out on the end. I cant find much info on the net. I need an alternative to replace it with thanks, Chris
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Re: Help identifying a bad cap
68 x 10^3 pF = 68000 pF = 68 nF = 0.068 uF / 1250v
This will work:
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...0492-ND/269112
If you can't find it somewhere else, these usually have a +/- 10% tolerance so the circuit may be ok with a value very close to this one. -
Re: Help identifying a bad cap
Thank you very much. I wasn't reading the 1 as voltage but as a part number. DUH!Comment
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Good morning, I would appreciate help identifying resistors responsible probably for volume down / volume up buttons that I accidently knocked off while replacing fan connector. I enclose picture with location. Thank you for help in advance.07-19-2025, 01:49 AM -
I need help identifying this IC and, if possible, the value of the capacitors next to it. It is part of the HDMI circuit of an EVGA RTX 2060 GPU. It suffered a short circuit, leaving the graphics card without video and the TV without image....06-06-2025, 07:48 PM -
Subject: Help Identifying IC on 820-02020 (MacBook Pro A2338 M1, 2020) — C02045500 / EKQ8LL1A
Hi all,
I'm working on a MacBook Pro A2338 M1 (2020) with logic board 820-02020.
The machine has a power issue — not powering on, and I'm trying to trace the fault.
While inspecting the board, I found a cluster of components
This area looks damaged or burned — there are about 4–5 components that seem affected
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Hi everyone
I have a 70mai Dash Cam A510 which failed after about 3 months of being installed in my car, likely due to heat, i got it from aliexpress so no point in trying to return it for warranty (and shipping it back would cost me almost the same as a new one from ali)
The camera would boot loop showing 70mai logo on the screen, sometimes it would boot fine then the live view would freeze or display purple lines
I already took it apart, and found out that the camera boots fine if i unplug the camera module from the main PCB, sometimes "playing" with the connector... -
I am having trouble identifying this chip, it's near where the power comes into the board. From a HP Victus 15. Says RW=AL UG1
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