Identify caps
Hey all.
Please can someone identify the 2 caps in the photo please.
I'd like to replace them.
Cheers
Please can someone identify the 2 caps in the photo please.
I'd like to replace them.
Cheers
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Re: Identify caps
Most likely Panasonic FK series , electrolytic : https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...d128d0784a.pdf
the number at top is capacitance , 3300uF and 220uF
Digit to the left of FK is the voltage rating (it's in datasheet, first page, bottom left)
6.3 j
10 A
16 C
25 E
35 V
50 H
63 J
80 K
100 2A
So 3300 / 25v and 220uF 50v ... -
Re: Identify caps
Thanks very much !!
I guessed the capacitance just wasn't sure about the voltage.Comment
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