The monitor displayed black stalactites on about the top 10th of the screen.
So i pulled it apart and found a samxon GL with a domed and popped bung.
So will Recap it
All the rest are samxon GL, except for one tiny 0.47 50v samxon KM
There is two 33uf 50v caps of which i am not sure if i have adequate replacement:
(Only have Limited choices from supplier with free shipping for a limited time - but unfortunately none of the usual replacements are available for these caps.)
PW is the closest match for ripple and impedance
The original samxons have ripple rating of 295mA and Impedence rating of 0.30
The PW's have ripple rating of 300mA and impedance rating of 0.43 (under same conditions)
One of the capacitors is connected to the transformer, and the other is on the same 'rail' that one side of the faulty cap was on (the other side of the faulty cap is on a 'rail' which is connected to the 2 "12v" pins on the big connector socket)
So just making sure that it is cool to replace both of these caps with PW's - considering that one is on the input side, and the other is on the output side
On another thread Th3_uN1Qu3 said "but variations of +/-50% are perfectly acceptable for ESR as well." - but that was regarding a video card - so i'm not sure if thus rule of thumb would apply to both primary and secondary sides of a LCD monitor power supply
Also, for the little 0.47 50v samxon KM 7mA ripple with unknown impedance (next to the transformer), would it be OK to replace it with a rubycon YXJ rated at 17mA ripple (105deg/100khz) and 12ohm impedance?
So i pulled it apart and found a samxon GL with a domed and popped bung.
So will Recap it
All the rest are samxon GL, except for one tiny 0.47 50v samxon KM
There is two 33uf 50v caps of which i am not sure if i have adequate replacement:
(Only have Limited choices from supplier with free shipping for a limited time - but unfortunately none of the usual replacements are available for these caps.)
PW is the closest match for ripple and impedance
The original samxons have ripple rating of 295mA and Impedence rating of 0.30
The PW's have ripple rating of 300mA and impedance rating of 0.43 (under same conditions)
One of the capacitors is connected to the transformer, and the other is on the same 'rail' that one side of the faulty cap was on (the other side of the faulty cap is on a 'rail' which is connected to the 2 "12v" pins on the big connector socket)
So just making sure that it is cool to replace both of these caps with PW's - considering that one is on the input side, and the other is on the output side
On another thread Th3_uN1Qu3 said "but variations of +/-50% are perfectly acceptable for ESR as well." - but that was regarding a video card - so i'm not sure if thus rule of thumb would apply to both primary and secondary sides of a LCD monitor power supply
Also, for the little 0.47 50v samxon KM 7mA ripple with unknown impedance (next to the transformer), would it be OK to replace it with a rubycon YXJ rated at 17mA ripple (105deg/100khz) and 12ohm impedance?
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