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    Finding the right large capacitors

    I need some 560uF 250V electrolytics to replace some that have failed in a plasma TV. I believe they must be low ESR as it is a secondary side. Although that being said the output current is probably less than 2A on this rail so maybe low ESR aren't required. The originals were Samyoung KMH. I *cannot* find anywhere in the UK that stocks them. The best I got were some Panasonic TS, not low-ESR, from Mouser, in the US. And I'm not really good on spending £12 on shipping from them when they only cost £3 each. (I need 3.) Badcaps.net store doesn't stock them either.

    If I can't get these in the UK would it be possible to arrange to buy these off someone on this forum that could source them from DigiKey, minus the $30 international shipping charge?
    Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
    For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.
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    Re: Finding the right large capacitors

    Tom,
    I had a similar battle some years back with printer chips for Okidata 320 printers.

    Got turned onto a vendor who for a price (not cheap) was able to sneek them out of Japan around Oki's regular shops.

    I know for a fact there are people in Japan that sell home market stuff outside the country. A friend got an exotic video game board that way for a sumo wresteling arcade game.

    He found that source on Ebay.

    In the case of your caps, who in the UK is authorized factory service for your TV?

    It can't be a unique part, who else makes a similar supply?

    Keep at it, sooner or later you will catch a break.

    Be well
    Jack Crow in Virginia USA
    "You are, what you do, when it counts"
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    "You ever drop an egg, and on the floor you see it break?
    You go and get a mop so you can clean up your mistake.
    But did you ever stop to ponder why we know it's true?
    If you drop a broken egg you will not get an egg that's new?"

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      Re: Finding the right large capacitors

      Originally posted by tom66 View Post
      I believe they must be low ESR as it is a secondary side.
      Low-ESR caps are used afther high-frequency part of the switching power supply.
      Are you sure that's the way it is? Looks strange.

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        Re: Finding the right large capacitors

        Found another thread here where PCBONEZ i think said that chemicon is the same. So here are datasheets for those to easier find replacements.

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          Re: Finding the right large capacitors

          Originally posted by Jack Crow View Post
          Tom,
          I had a similar battle some years back with printer chips for Okidata 320 printers.

          Got turned onto a vendor who for a price (not cheap) was able to sneek them out of Japan around Oki's regular shops.

          I know for a fact there are people in Japan that sell home market stuff outside the country. A friend got an exotic video game board that way for a sumo wresteling arcade game.

          He found that source on Ebay.

          In the case of your caps, who in the UK is authorized factory service for your TV?

          It can't be a unique part, who else makes a similar supply?

          Keep at it, sooner or later you will catch a break.

          Be well
          Jack Crow in Virginia USA
          I have contacted eBay sellers with no luck thus far.

          The TV is a Thomson Wysius 42WM02L, a 42" plasma TV. It is essentially an LG inside. However a new power supply will set me back £100+.

          Originally posted by ipman View Post
          Low-ESR caps are used afther high-frequency part of the switching power supply.
          Are you sure that's the way it is? Looks strange.
          Yes, these are on the secondary side. They filter the "Vs" bus, which runs at around 190V. There are some primary side capacitors that filter the mains, these are 220u/450V x 3 plus a 100u/450V for the standby supply.
          Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
          For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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            Re: Finding the right large capacitors

            Originally posted by digge View Post
            Found another thread here where PCBONEZ i think said that chemicon is the same. So here are datasheets for those to easier find replacements.
            Thanks for the link - didn't realise Samyoung were copying the series off Chemicon. Interesting, I may be able to source these easier.
            Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
            For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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              Re: Finding the right large capacitors

              Originally posted by tom66 View Post
              Thanks for the link - didn't realise Samyoung were copying the series off Chemicon. Interesting, I may be able to source these easier.
              I just happened to stumble across the comment from PCBONEZ over here
              https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15747

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