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    ADSL Modem DSL-300G

    Lately I've been having a hard time to log on, no one in the neighbourhood had any problem so I decided that the fault was at my place.
    A quick check under the hood showed a bulged TEAPO35V/220uF replaced it and now I go faster than ever
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    Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

    good job! routers/modems are usually full of badcaps. not only that though their temperatures are incredibly high.
    capacitor lab yachtmati techmati

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      #3
      Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

      Thank's!
      Yes they are running real hot inside, there is not much air that pass inside the box, I think it is a common problem with D-link Friend of mine mounted a small fan on top of the cover and got rid of all problems their mains adapters are also prone to fail

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        Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

        That's quite interesting! I think I might open my modem when my caps arrive and see if any in there need replacing or anything

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          Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

          it is no problem to recap if you find some bad ones. routers, switches etc, it is much easier than motherboards.
          capacitor lab yachtmati techmati

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            Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

            Our Billion ADSL Modem/Firewall Router contains Teapo SEK series and one Hermei HV series (3300uF 25V) unit; none of them were bulging since the modem was working for two years, despite running a bit hot.
            My first choice in quality Japanese electrolytics is Nippon Chemi-Con, which has been in business since 1931... the quality of electronics is dependent on the quality of the electrolytics.

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              Re: ADSL Modem DSL-300G

              No wonder they fail now and then these modemes run real hot.
              Have looked in to several of D-links modems but this is actually the first time I've found a bulging cap, seems that better airflow cure many of their problems. Just by open the top cover of my D-link router all shut down problems in my network stopped

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