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    Phillips PSU bad capacitor

    Hello,

    I have a small problem. I found that 2 blue disc ceramic capacitor are burned.
    I cant read the value from them. On PSU are marked with C705 and C734.
    PSU is from philips TV. PSU code is DPS-298CP A. Can anyone please tell me caracteristic of this two capacitors?

    Thanks for the help.
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    #2
    Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

    possibly the same as the lower pair, show a bigger picture.

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      #3
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        #4
        Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

        yea, looks like 2 identical circuits.
        so all 4 are the same.
        a good time to point out that they rarely fail without help - either the soldering was poor, or the tubes are very worn.

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          #5
          Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

          Thank you! What are those numbers writen on PSU like C705? I know C is for capacitor but what are numbers for?

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            #6
            Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

            those numbers are just to reference the position against a diagram or parts list in a service manual.

            what's printed on the caps??

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              #7
              Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

              this is likely 47uF and 33uF (DPS-298CP-A).

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                #8
                Re: Phillips PSU bad capacitor

                Originally posted by OobabeloO View Post
                this is likely 47uF and 33uF (DPS-298CP-A).
                They can not be in uF range. Most likely 22nF/3KV or similar.
                OP should tell us what he reads on the lower pair.

                Edit: stj is right. You should check the bulbs and also the transformer. Those caps rarely fail.
                Last edited by yohnsee; 09-24-2018, 02:28 PM.
                Cheers, Janos

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