Hello, A little background first. I was in the refrigeration service field for almost 30 years and the last 10 was programing energy management systems. I have a working knowledge of capacitors but it is limited to high voltage applications.
I have a Samsung LCD TV that over time began to not start instantly and is getting to the point to where it won't turn on at all. So I popped the back off and sure enough 4 CapXon capacitors, swollen, domed not leaking yet showing signs of discoloring due to heat. So I pulled them of the Power Supply board.
My question is this: I have 4 caps 2 are 820uf 1 1000uf and 1 330uf all 25v 105 degree C. In high voltage applications you can exceed the uf as long as you maintain the correct voltage. Can I replace all 4 with 1000uf 25 volt caps? or do I need to follow the same uf rating they had with each cap?
I have a Samsung LCD TV that over time began to not start instantly and is getting to the point to where it won't turn on at all. So I popped the back off and sure enough 4 CapXon capacitors, swollen, domed not leaking yet showing signs of discoloring due to heat. So I pulled them of the Power Supply board.
My question is this: I have 4 caps 2 are 820uf 1 1000uf and 1 330uf all 25v 105 degree C. In high voltage applications you can exceed the uf as long as you maintain the correct voltage. Can I replace all 4 with 1000uf 25 volt caps? or do I need to follow the same uf rating they had with each cap?
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