MSI MS7501 replacement caps.

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  • chiefdome
    New Member
    • May 2014
    • 6
    • Germany
    #21
    Re: MSI MS7501 replacement caps.

    Hy, i have a similiar problem with my MSI 7501 aka K9A2VM-FD - dont have a picture of it yet. Five capacitors are damaged apparently. Is it really necessary to replace them all? Will post a picture of my board soon.

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      • ant3202
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Jun 2006
        • 275
        • Singapore
        #22
        Re: MSI MS7501 replacement caps.

        Originally posted by chiefdome
        Hy, i have a similiar problem with my MSI 7501 aka K9A2VM-FD - dont have a picture of it yet. Five capacitors are damaged apparently. Is it really necessary to replace them all? Will post a picture of my board soon.
        yep replace those affected....

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