Identifying a motherboard cap

[chen902]

Hello everyone!

I'm trying to identify a capacitror that simply fell of my computer's motherboard (and left one of it's legs attched to it).

That's the pic, hope it'll show up..



(if not there's a link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZrZ...ew?usp=sharing
)

I did some searching around of these numbers and understood, yet please currect me if I'm wrong, that it's a 16V 100uF SEPC capacitor, and seen some for sale on ebay.

What I don't understand is what does the number '812' represents, can it be replaced with one having a different number?

Of course my intentions are replacing this one so I'd deeply appreciate any info that may help me do that.

Thank you so much,
Chen.

[tw2005]

Re: Identifying a motherboard cap

I'm going with 100uf 16v, 812 is most likely a production date or code

[chen902]

Re: Identifying a motherboard cap

Hi thanks a lot for the quick reply,

That's good enough for me!

[Duncanbest]

Re: Identifying a motherboard cap

Hello everyone!

I'm trying to identify a capacitror that simply fell of my computer's motherboard (and left one of it's legs attched to it).

That's the pic, hope it'll show up..



(if not there's a link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZrZ...ew?usp=sharing
)

I did some searching around of these numbers and understood, yet please currect me if I'm wrong, that it's a 16V 100uF SEPC capacitor, and seen some for sale on ebay.

What I don't understand is what does the number '812' represents, can it be replaced with one having a different number?

Of course my intentions are replacing this one so I'd deeply appreciate any info that may help me do that.

Thank you so much,
Chen.

fyi

http://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/SEPC_OS.pdf