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  • sli1que
    New Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 7
    #1

    HP flatscreen HPvs17x

    I have an HP 17v flatpanel monitor. I bought a monitor from an auction and at first nothing, so I let it stay plugged in and it finally I started getting a blinking blue power light. Thats it.
    I looked up that symptom and determined it was bad caps. I opened up the case and saw right away 2 caps that needed replacing. Please review the included picture. I can see they are 10v Electrolytic 1000MFD caps with the words KF105c and P628 Vent on the side. Please help. If you need a better picture let me know and I can post.
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    • Wrog
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Oct 2009
      • 472
      #2
      Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

      Originally posted by sli1que
      I have an HP 17v flatpanel monitor. I bought a monitor from an auction and at first nothing, so I let it stay plugged in and it finally I started getting a blinking blue power light. Thats it.
      I looked up that symptom and determined it was bad caps. I opened up the case and saw right away 2 caps that needed replacing. Please review the included picture. I can see they are 10v Electrolytic 1000MFD caps with the words KF105c and P628 Vent on the side. Please help. If you need a better picture let me know and I can post.
      It looks like you've already diagnosed the problem -- what did you want help with? If it's help selecting replacements, post a catalog of all of your caps (yes, ALL) with the following information: make, model, uF, Volts, diameter, height, series (2 or 3 characters) and put your location in your profile. Alternately, there are a few topics in the Frequently Asked Questions forum that provides lots of great information to start with (what to buy, where to buy, what brand caps to avoid, etc.).

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        • retiredcaps
          Badcaps Legend
          • Apr 2010
          • 9271
          #3
          Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

          The cap ordering instructions that I normally suggest people use come from PlainBill. Ironically, the URL that I cut & paste is for this HP vs17x.

          https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8659
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            • sli1que
              New Member
              • Aug 2010
              • 7
              #4
              Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

              Holy Smokes.. Thanks I will look over the ordering instructions and read through the FAQ.
              I will come back and give a catalog of the caps I see.
              Thanks in advance.

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                • sli1que
                  New Member
                  • Aug 2010
                  • 7
                  #5
                  Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

                  Originally posted by Wrog
                  It looks like you've already diagnosed the problem -- what did you want help with? If it's help selecting replacements, post a catalog of all of your caps (yes, ALL) with the following information: make, model, uF, Volts, diameter, height, series (2 or 3 characters) and put your location in your profile. Alternately, there are a few topics in the Frequently Asked Questions forum that provides lots of great information to start with (what to buy, where to buy, what brand caps to avoid, etc.).
                  Ok, I went in and found the caps but I don't have sizes. I couldn't find anything to measure with.

                  5 SK Sucon 100mfd 16v
                  4 SK Sucon 10mfd 16v
                  2 SK Sucon 4.7mfd 16v
                  1 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v
                  3 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v
                  2 UK Sucon 1000mfd 25v
                  2 KM CapXon 2.2mfd 50v
                  1 UK Sucon 1mfd 50v
                  1 UK Sucon 2.2mfd 50v
                  1 UK Sucon 82mfd 35v
                  3 KF CapX 1000mfd 10v
                  2 MC sucon 470mfd 35v
                  2 MF sucon 220mfd 35v
                  1 KM capx 22mfd 50v
                  1 km capx 2.2mfd 50v

                  I only see two of them buldging, but I assume if they are marked bad they will all soon go, once I fire it up and start using it.

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                    • smason
                      Badcaps Legend
                      • Feb 2010
                      • 1652
                      • Canada
                      #6
                      Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

                      The 2 bulging are definitely bad. Others may be equally bad, but not bulging, and some may be good.

                      You could replace just the obviously bad, or buy some test gear and test, and replace all the bad, or just replace them all.

                      Most of us here would agree to replace them all except the big one.
                      Even the good ones may eventually fail since they're all probably the same age and from the same couple of manufacturers.
                      Since you have it open, you've done the hard work (I find opening up the monitor the hardest part) And...caps are cheap
                      36 Monitors, 3 TVs, 4 Laptops, 1 motherboard, 1 Printer, 1 iMac, 2 hard drive docks and one IP Phone repaired so far....

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                        • retiredcaps
                          Badcaps Legend
                          • Apr 2010
                          • 9271
                          #7
                          Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

                          Originally posted by sli1que
                          Ok, I went in and found the caps but I don't have sizes. I couldn't find anything to measure with.
                          Printable rulers

                          http://www.vendian.org/mncharity/dir3/paper_rulers/

                          I highly recommend you measure them otherwise you may end up like this ...

                          https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...8&postcount=58

                          Look carefully at the middle picture.
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                            • smason
                              Badcaps Legend
                              • Feb 2010
                              • 1652
                              • Canada
                              #8
                              Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

                              Originally posted by retiredcaps
                              Printable rulers

                              http://www.vendian.org/mncharity/dir3/paper_rulers/

                              I highly recommend you measure them otherwise you may end up like this ...

                              https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...8&postcount=58

                              Look carefully at the middle picture.

                              ROFL, I had missed that one.
                              Love it!
                              36 Monitors, 3 TVs, 4 Laptops, 1 motherboard, 1 Printer, 1 iMac, 2 hard drive docks and one IP Phone repaired so far....

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                                • sli1que
                                  New Member
                                  • Aug 2010
                                  • 7
                                  #9
                                  Re: HP flatscreen HPvs17x

                                  Ok,
                                  here are the caps again with measurements.
                                  5 SK Sucon 100mfd 16v 10mm 6mm
                                  4 SK Sucon 10mfd 16v 10mm 4mm
                                  2 SK Sucon 4.7mfd 16v 10mm 4mm
                                  1 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v 12mm 8mm
                                  3 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v 20mm 10mm
                                  2 UK Sucon 1000mfd 25v 20mm 12mm
                                  2 KM CapXon 2.2mfd 50v 10mm 5mm
                                  1 UK Sucon 1mfd 50v 10mm 4mm
                                  1 UK Sucon 2.2mfd 50v 10mm 4mm
                                  1 UK Sucon 82mfd 35v 12mm 8mm
                                  3 KF CapX 1000mfd 10v 15mm 10mm
                                  2 MC sucon 470mfd 35v 20mm 8mm
                                  2 MF sucon 220mfd 35v 15mm 10mm
                                  1 KM capx 22mfd 50v 10mm 4mm
                                  1 km capx 2.2mfd 50v 12mm 5mm
                                  100mfd 450v 38mm 20mm


                                  Originally posted by sli1que
                                  Ok, I went in and found the caps but I don't have sizes. I couldn't find anything to measure with.

                                  5 SK Sucon 100mfd 16v
                                  4 SK Sucon 10mfd 16v
                                  2 SK Sucon 4.7mfd 16v
                                  1 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v
                                  3 SK Sucon 470mfd 16v
                                  2 UK Sucon 1000mfd 25v
                                  2 KM CapXon 2.2mfd 50v
                                  1 UK Sucon 1mfd 50v
                                  1 UK Sucon 2.2mfd 50v
                                  1 UK Sucon 82mfd 35v
                                  3 KF CapX 1000mfd 10v
                                  2 MC sucon 470mfd 35v
                                  2 MF sucon 220mfd 35v
                                  1 KM capx 22mfd 50v
                                  1 km capx 2.2mfd 50v

                                  I only see two of them buldging, but I assume if they are marked bad they will all soon go, once I fire it up and start using it.

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