Re: Can I substitute....

I have also found some Panasonic caps.

Can I use this Panasonic Cap as a replacement? ECA-0JM222
Here is the spec for this one: [URL=http://www-images.panasonic.com/industrial/components/pdf/ABA0000CE12.pdf]ECA-0JM222 Data Sheet[/URL]Re: Can I substitute....

I have also found some Panasonic caps.

Can I use this Panasonic Cap as a replacement? ECA-0JM222
Here is the spec for this one: [URL=http://www-images.panasonic.com/industrial/components/pdf/ABA0000CE12.pdf]ECA-0JM222 Data Sheet[/URL]

Re: Can I substitute....

The series are HM(M). And, yes this is a small form Compaq Evo.

The part number which i'm able to pick up locally is UHM0J222MPD6 -> thats for the 8mm x 20mm

The originals are UHM0J222MPD (10mm x 200mm)

Attached is a pic of the bad caps.......

I have 4 bad Nichicon caps to replace on an old Compaq system. This will be my first recap and I have a newb questions which I hope you will be able to help me out with.

The caps that need to be replaced are 2200uF 6.3V by Nichicon. All these are 10mm x 20mm. Should I try to replace them with identical Nichicon ones or the brand doesn't matter?
I found 1 local place which has Nichicon 2200uF 6.3 but they are 8mm x 20mm. Can I use these instead of the 10mm x 20mm?

Thanks

Re: Help locating a replacement chip



Can you provide a link for this? I'm looking for a supplier/distributor in North America



I didn't plug in the ATX Power connector to the mobo when this happened...I was simply moving the PC to a different location (the whole case with everything closed) and when I plugged in the external power cord into the powerbar that is when the sparks flew inside the powerbar socket.

A new board on ebay right now is around $70 with a CPU..........

Re: Help locating a replacement chip



It burnt when i went to plug in the power cord into a powerbar. I saw sparks inside the powerbar socket as soon as i put the cord in.....then tried to turn on and no post.

I get power to the board, fans spin, lights on board are on, but no video, no beeps. I figured I can try to replace the burnt chip if I can get it cheap and if it doesn't work then I'll have to forget about it. But it seems like trying to locate a replacement chip is not as easy as i thought....

Re: Help locating a replacement chip



Thanks for the info. Are you saying that the SOT-233 pins will not align properly to the board because of the shape? If so, how would I locate a TO-252 - I can't seem to find it on the mouser or digikey websites - i just don't know what i'm looking for...

I didn't test the chips yet and I don't have any other spare boards that i can steal from. I'm debating if its worth trying to fix this or just buy the same board from ebay....

This mosfet is near the corner of the board - when looking at the pic...

Re: Help locating a replacement chip

Thanks Toasty!

I followed the links in the other thread that you pointed me to and it looks like i found some comparable replacements but i'm not 100% sure if they are.

Can someone confirm if the following is a comparable replacement part?

From Mouser:
[URL=http://ca.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMveMCOqFR6qCCDT4FeDFq018SRj5ewoR9E%3d]Mouser Part[/URL]

From Digikey:
[URL=http://www.digikey.com/scripts/dksearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=497-4525-1-ND&enterprise=12]Digikey...

Hi all, i'm new here and i'm hoping some of you might be able to help me. I realize that this forum is mostly about CAPS but i thought my problem is closely related and it thought I give it a shot....

Here is my delema, the other day a chip on my motherboard burn out while i was plugging the power cord back into the powerbar. I have some minor soldering skills which makes me think I can pull this off.

I have located the burnt chip but now I'm trying to find a place where I can buy a replacement. This chip is found on my Asus P4P800S-X mobo. The chip has the following...