DANL5CMBAC0 REV C. 2 defective capacitors and I couldn't find what it was. Thank you.

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  • ismailakyoltr
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    • Mar 2015
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    DANL5CMBAC0 REV C. 2 defective capacitors and I couldn't find what it was. Thank you.

    Casper Excalibur G650.8750
    Model: NL5C-N17P
    DANL5CMBAC0 REV C

    It malfunctioned at the same place 1 month ago, I put it on randomly and it came again. I didn't want to remove it because the putty is of good quality.
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    • ismailakyoltr
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      • Mar 2015
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      Re: Hi. 2 defective capacitors and I couldn't find what it was. Thank you.

      last time i installed 10U/25V

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        • ismailakyoltr
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          • Mar 2015
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          Re: Hi. 2 defective capacitors and I couldn't find what it was. Thank you.

          Can be deleted thanks. Help came from another forum. 4.7uF / 25V

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            • SMDFlea
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              • Jan 2018
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              #4
              Re: Hi. 2 defective capacitors and I couldn't find what it was. Thank you.

              Originally posted by ismailakyoltr
              Can be deleted thanks. Help came from another forum. 4.7uF / 25V
              Why delete it when the info youve given can help someone else reading this forum
              All donations to badcaps are welcome, click on this link to donate. Thanks to all supporters

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