D-Link Power Supply "AF0605-E"

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  • sebr
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 79
    • Germany

    #1

    D-Link Power Supply "AF0605-E"

    Just wanna share this with you guys: In past years I have had a few of these wall warts (5V / 1.2A) that come with many D-Link products on my desk. The faulty part was ALWAYS the output filter cap which is a TEAPO SY series 10V / 680uF (8x15mm).
    I recommend Panasonic FR, FM or FC as replacement.
    The case does not have any screws, hooks or clips. Just use a vice and some cloth. Apply pressure where the upper and lower part are glued together and the housing will pop open easily.
  • mariushm
    Badcaps Legend
    • May 2011
    • 3799

    #2
    Re: D-Link Power Supply "AF0605-E"

    Yeah, sealed case, lots of heat ... not much you can do, things go bad in time.

    FR series from Panasonic is rated for up to 10000h @105c depending on the capacitor case (diameter+height)

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    • momaka
      master hoarder
      • May 2008
      • 12175
      • Bulgaria

      #3
      Re: D-Link Power Supply "AF0605-E"

      If there's a start-up cap in there, make sure to replace that too while you have the adapter open (if the cap is from a bad brand, of course - which it probably will be).
      I always keep a stock of 4.7 uF, 10 uF, 22 uF, and 47 uF 50V caps handy. A lot of cheaper power adapters develop start-up cap related problems over time.

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