Re: Fotron Source FSP235-60GT 3.3v out of spec
There are usually a big resistor on the secodary side that always runs hot. I wonder if mosfet/transistor run too hot if there are failed low-esr caps (on the secondary side)..
@willawake: Yep, that was also what i thinking. About esr meter, i was thinking to send my caps to you.. 
Let see if i can find an esr meter in another town..
They come already like that, apparently the shop need to cut the leg from the carton and bend it to put them in the shelf. The shop guys showed me a 3300uF 6.3V Sanyo WG plastic bags that looks similiar to your oscon bags. They already throw away the 16V bags though, but promised to keep the next for me..
@Per Hansson: another question, is it safe to replace the 10uF, 47uf, 4.7uF, 22uF @63V or 5oV that usually found in the middle area to lower voltage rating (but same capacitance), example : 25V ?
There are usually a big resistor on the secodary side that always runs hot. I wonder if mosfet/transistor run too hot if there are failed low-esr caps (on the secondary side)..
yanz : the vents are different but you know we are talking about different markets so who knows. better to get an esr meter and check these caps and the FJ over time and see what happens. also you have WG and Per has WX. maybe they change vent in all series? it is a pity to change something so characteristic of sanyo caps.
Let see if i can find an esr meter in another town..
why do you bend the leads like that? i dont recommend unless you are careful doing it
@Per Hansson: another question, is it safe to replace the 10uF, 47uf, 4.7uF, 22uF @63V or 5oV that usually found in the middle area to lower voltage rating (but same capacitance), example : 25V ?
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