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  • SigBoi
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    • Jun 2016
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    #1

    Can anyone identify this capacitor?

    Hey everyone, my mechanic narrowed my climate control issue down to these two capacitors on the climate control circuit board.

    Let me know if taking photos from different angles would better help identify them!

    I am not familiar with how to identify these and where to order new ones.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

    Thank you

  • mockingbird
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    • Dec 2008
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    #2
    Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

    I can't track down the manufacturer, but it's safe to assume they're 50V 100uF caps.

    This should be a suitable replacement:

    http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...09CT-ND/766185

    Please double-check the diameter. I'm assuming these are 8mm wide (measured by the size of the can).

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    • SigBoi
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      • Jun 2016
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      #3
      Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

      Thanks for the info! I'll see if I can get a shot of it next to a ruler. And I think they are a little taller than the one you linked to.

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      • mockingbird
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        • Dec 2008
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        #4
        Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

        10.50mm is the standard height for an 8mm SMD cap for that spec... Are you sure?

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        • SigBoi
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          • Jun 2016
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          #5
          Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

          Here are more photos and measurements of the capacitors.

          They are 8mm in diameter and 9mm tall.



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          • mockingbird
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            • Dec 2008
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            #6
            Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

            The one I linked to should be good.

            FYI, here are the heights that exist for this cap in 8mm:

            10mm
            10.2mm
            10.3mm
            10.5mm
            10.6mm
            11mm
            11.5mm

            You might also want to change that small little one I see there in the picture if it's the same brand.
            Last edited by mockingbird; 06-17-2016, 06:36 PM.

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            • SigBoi
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              • Jun 2016
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              #7
              Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

              Originally posted by mockingbird
              10.50mm is the standard height for an 8mm SMD cap for that spec... Are you sure?
              I think you are correct, I got mislead by the photo on the link you provided, as it looked short from the photo.

              I also think I measured wrong to get 9mm. I did not include the black base, just the silver part.

              If you can look at the photos I posted earlier and confirm that would be great! Thank you!

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              • SigBoi
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                • Jun 2016
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                #8
                Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

                And so 10.5mm height is the most common one? Also, what size do you think the small one would be? I need to get back to the shop to measure the little one.

                Thank you again!

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                • mockingbird
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                  Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

                  Originally posted by SigBoi
                  I think you are correct, I got mislead by the photo on the link you provided, as it looked short from the photo.

                  I also think I measured wrong to get 9mm. I did not include the black base, just the silver part.

                  If you can look at the photos I posted earlier and confirm that would be great! Thank you!
                  Yes, the photo on Digikey is just a stock photo for that series, and doesn't represent the exact size of the part that's in the specifications table on said page.
                  Originally posted by SigBoi
                  And so 10.5mm height is the most common one? Also, what size do you think the small one would be? I need to get back to the shop to measure the little one.

                  Thank you again!
                  Yes, 10.5 is the most common. I think the small one is 6.3mm. Ok good luck measuring

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                  • Brian_STI
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                    • Jul 2015
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                    #10
                    Re: Can anyone identify this capacitor?

                    BTW, seems like a lot of people don't know how you go about replacing these caps. With these you want to cut them, cut them? I know, it seems weird but take some cutters and cut them just above the black plastic, cut them completely off. Then the plastic piece and leads are left attached to the board. You slide the plastic piece off then desolder the leads as normal.

                    To replace the cap, treat it like any other surface mount component.

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