Approaching my elderly mothers door recently I heard a crack which sounded like a .22lr rifle, on entering she informed me that it had come from the TV or the digital recorder box, she had immediately switched both off at the power outlet so I took a look, the TV was fine but when sniffed the recorder box smelt odd, but not exactly a "burnt electrical" smell, on opening it up I saw that one of the 220uf 16v caps had literally exploded off the board leaving both wires in place, before I attempt a repair does anyone have any idea what could have caused this?
VERY bad cap
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Re: VERY bad cap
I don't see the images but did the caps have proper vents? If they were ventless, its actually quite common for the pressure to leak through the bung.Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry!Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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