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  • Kelte
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    • Jul 2009
    • 15
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    Looking for information on Metallized polyester Film capacitor.

    Hi
    A metalized polyester film capacitor on my equipment is dead ... time for me to ask what the specificities of this technology... I read that metalized polypropylene film have better reputation…
    Also AR is written on the component, I suppose that it is the manufacturer name?
    Any information welcome!
    Kelte
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    • Toasty
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      • Jul 2007
      • 4171
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      Re: Looking for information on Metallized polyester Film capacitor.

      Photos of the component please and the are of circuit it is in, please.
      What is the equipment?
      How do you know it's dead?
      veritas odium parit

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