Any one know what and where I can find a substitute for Samxon 2200uf 10v GF (M) 105 C8? The replacement needs to be the same physical size.
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Re: Subsitute for Samxon GF 2200uf 10V
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Re: Subsitute for Samxon GF 2200uf 10V
10mm x 20mmComment
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Re: Subsitute for Samxon GF 2200uf 10V
Dang Panasonic FCs and FMs only have 12.5 X 20mm.
Do you have 2.5 mm of wiggle room for can width?
If so you could use caps from either of those series'.
I can give you the part numbers of the specific sizes if you want.
Learning to use the manufacturer's datasheets for proper sizing is essential in your case.Last edited by Krankshaft; 12-13-2008, 05:14 PM.Elements of the past and the future combining to make something not quite as good as either.Comment
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Re: Subsitute for Samxon GF 2200uf 10V
Hate to thread jack, But I have the same samxon GF 2200uf 10v caps on a LG 42LB1DR power board.
Would those samxon GT caps be a sufficient replacement?Comment
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hello all,
I know this thread is already 3 years old but ..
I own a psu - Chieftec CFT-650-14C 650W - which after a power failure it went dead.
So I opened it up and found a bad Samxon capacitor.
It is exactly the same as the one discussed in this topic - Samxon GF 2200μF 10V.
I see that GF 2200uf are not out there anymore and Big Pope suggested Samxon GT's.
I went to the local market and shops around here and all I could get were some Lelon and Trec caps. I got a Trec cap and replaced the samxon and the psu is now working again.
But .. I would like to replace it with a proper quality one.
So I would consider the Samxon GT if you believe that's a good replacement.
Should I go for it ? Are there any suggestions for some other cap ? and, uhm,
may I ask where I can find them (I do not see them on the samxon stock page) ?Comment
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alright, found the where to buy caps topic
edit: the first link for Greece (Caritato Supply) is not working anymore.Last edited by c00kiemon5ter; 11-14-2012, 07:01 AM.Comment
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Re: Subsitute for Samxon GF 2200uf 10V
I finally got a Chemi-con KZM series cap, 2200μF 10V
hopefully it will hold good inplace of the Samxon.Last edited by c00kiemon5ter; 11-15-2012, 06:19 AM.Comment
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My power board on my RCA 46" LCD has some bad caps. I cant figure out what to replace them with. The ONLY markings are as follows"
W2A 105DEGREES C8
Any ideas what this is?
Never mind I found a blind spot and it said 1000uF 35vLast edited by pixelpadre; 02-18-2013, 04:41 PM.Comment
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Not sure why you have posted in this thread but in any case a picture would be really helpful W2A can sometimes relate to a capacitor array.
Full TV model number would help and board number the cap is on and the board marking for the cap C???Last edited by selldoor; 02-18-2013, 04:26 PM.Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39740Comment
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Give the model number of the TV as well, so I can split this off into a thread of its own. This is totally not on topic for this thread.<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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