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  • bohaboha
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Nov 2012
    • 972
    • sweden
    #1

    are they same?

    Hello all of you out there i have 2 capasitors 1)PET A5E 16v 470uf 105deg(MK)
    the 2)212C(M) G.LUXon 12v 470uf 85deg i wonder if can replace the small one on the picture instead of the bigger one ho is swollen thank you
    very sorry i can not insert image here the first one is 8mm and the other is 1cm
    thank you
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