I am looking for a replacement part for this cap not sure what uf rating is.If any one knows a good part number.Here is a pic of the cap it is on y-main of the model hpt-5054.
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Re: 105k 275v film cap
Perhaps one of these
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...540-ND/2117919
105 =1UF K is the tolerance code 275v is the voltage but 275v is not common so suggest
go 400v- dont think it really matters.
Need to check if it will fitPlease upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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Re: 105k 275v film cap
275v seems common in the yellow box types just google 1uf 275vPlease upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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Re: 105k 275v film cap
Thanks see some ebay yellow boxComment
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I am having difficulties finding which voltage is this Matsushita 1uF film capacitor. Cannot find any reference online.
It looks to be an old serie.
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I had a few 5% 1/4W carbon film resistors blow up on me during my lifetime and i have always replaced them with the same type. Now i am wondering if metal film resistors could be used to replace them in sensitive circuits like switched-mode power supplies.
I understand that metal film has better reliability with age and less noise and 1% tolerance, are any of these elements going to introduce any issues though?
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