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  • Cloud!
    New Member
    • May 2005
    • 3

    #1

    New caps for Netvista

    I've just received a mobo for free, because it was faulty (rebooting at various times). Having checked it out, it seems to be the caps, that is causing the problem. I found this forum, and I think my guess was right on.

    The caps on the mobo is:
    4 - Teapo 1200μf 10V
    9 - Chhsi 1200μf 10V

    Strangely enough, the Teapos seem fine. But having read the other post, Im not taking my chances with them.

    My concern is, that it is the right replacement I've found. Would someone please look at this page and see if I've chosen the right ones. It's part no. 315-0350

    Linky
  • bushytails
    Moderator
    • Dec 2004
    • 217

    #2
    that linky doesn't seem to work; requires a log-in/session/something.

    --Randy

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    • Cloud!
      New Member
      • May 2005
      • 3

      #3
      Well it seems the sessions ends, so just do a search for "Panasonic 315-0350". It will be marked in red.

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      • MD Willington
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Sep 2004
        • 702

        #4
        http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/browse/M...tockNo=3150417

        Panasonic FC's EEUFC1A122

        They'll work well for you.

        just make sure they aren't the EEUFC1A122S

        as those are 12.5mm as opposed to 10mm
        Last edited by MD Willington; 05-13-2005, 02:30 PM.
        Ya'll think us folk from the country's real funny-like, dontcha?

        The opinions expressed above do not represent those of BADCAPS.NET or any of their affiliates.

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        • willawake
          Super Modulator
          • Nov 2003
          • 8457
          • Greece

          #5
          those are the caps i use all the time. RS site is incredibly annoying with the timeouts though. hit back during a session and timeout. Their service is very good though, never had a problem.

          it has been agreed that teapos generally do not visibly fail but should be considered crap.

          the panasonic FC at RS are generally not the S types which MD correctly warns you about.
          capacitor lab yachtmati techmati

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          • Cloud!
            New Member
            • May 2005
            • 3

            #6
            Thank you for the feedback. The capacitors you picked (Panasonic FC's EEUFC1A122), was the ones I was referring to, abd thanks for the warning about the "s" caps.

            I guess the only thing left, is to order them, and look forward to a cheap mobo (and hope they will give me a couple more, as they're "defective" ).

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            • Neo2_000
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2005
              • 180

              #7
              Chhsi would have to be the top contender for the worst cap I have ever encountered. Even if they might look good, don't trust them - replace the lot. They are absolute junk just waiting to fail. Make the Teapo's look first reate by comparison!

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