Please help me identify these caps

[shortnstubby]

Hello, these are in an old 500w power supply.
I cannot seam to find any info on the following:
IM0310
IM0318
IM0210

Thank you.

[Agent24]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

Do they have anything else on them? A brand name or logo perhaps?

If in doubt, Panasonic FM or FC should work fine as replacements, according to most on here.

[shortnstubby]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

that is all that is on them sadly, I couldn't find anything more. its probably 15 years old.

[Agent24]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

No surprise really, that K vent is only used by Rubycon officially, everyone else who uses it are fakers like Rulycon or other rubbish...

Just use a middle of the road Low ESR series for replacement. Don't use General Purpose or Ultra Low ESR. Make sure they're 105 degree rated.

See https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2280 for ideas.

[MassBoost]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

You need to try and take a clear picture of the opposite side of those capacitors, as there is obviously some sort of logo and whatnot on the back side of them.

It looks like it could be perhaps JEE capacitors?

[kaboom]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

They're JEE/F-yoo "low ESR" junk. Note the ripoff/fake K vent, imitating Rubycon. Garbage by appearance, garbage by nature.

I once tried non-swollen ones for the bulk filters in an FM transmitter kit. Horrible! GP caps were better.

Replace all with Nichicon HE or PW, or Panasonic FC.

[ulltrium]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

Hi guys, can you help me to identify this capacitor (also attached)? I want to have it replaced because it looks a little bit inflated which I've never seen on this kind of capacitors.
Many thanks.

[stj]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

that's a solid polymer cap.
http://www.fpcap.jp/

[ulltrium]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

It is, but can you help me to read its value and voltage? The value I believe it's 560uF but I'm not so sure about the voltage, I'm puzzled by that "04" from the end. Please help, I'd like to replace it. Thanks.

[stj]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

560uf 4v

[ulltrium]

Re: Please help me identify these caps

Thanks!