Re: HP M9000, cap replacement
Oops, its an M9402f computer. I ended up replacing the blown cap with a Nichicon UHZ0J182MPM6.
The computer lives again, I went with a minimal solution since I wanted to make sure it was the problem. The computer "had been" working fine. It was running fine (left on all the time), then was shut down due to bad weather. Upon trying to start up afterwards the cpu fan would start then off and nothing. Now it starts as expected and I may dismantle and replace the rest of the known "prone to fail" caps.
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Re: HP M9000, cap replacement
Thought I would post a better picture. HP M9204f, M2N68-LA motherboard. Upper 1800uF 6.3v 8x21 Panasonic FL 86IVEJ has oozed from top.
Caps are as follows: as best as I can see
8 - 10uF 2.5V E85P
1 - 330uF 6.3V KZE
11 - 820uF 6.3V KZG
6 - 1500uF 6.3V FJ
6 - 1800uF 6.3V FL
8 - 100uF 16V E87E
3 - 100uF 16V KMG
1 - 470uF 16V KZG
6 - 1000uF 16V KZG
I saw in another thread where they suggested the Nichicon UHM0J182MPD6 as a replacement for the Panasonic 1800uF 6.3V FL or is the...Last edited by bcgrogbc; 06-11-2015, 09:52 PM.
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So were the UHM0J182MPD6 a good replacement for the 1800uF 6.3v 8x21 Panasonic FL?
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Re: HP M9000, cap replacement
Thanks for the reply. As to the failure, it was most likely due to heat, this particular computer had what appeared to be cat hair coating the heat sink fins.
Yes it is an 820uF 6.3V at the end of that line of caps.Last edited by bcgrogbc; 06-10-2015, 05:11 PM.
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HP M9000, cap replacement
Hello, I have an HP M9000 with a bungling cap which I want to replace, but I can't find any information about it to know what to replace it with.
1800uF 6.3V "Gold Band" 105C FL [M] 86IVEJ
Panasonic/Matsushita? 8mm width 21mm height, located near the CPU
I have been trying to look at caps and wonder if EEU-FR0J182B might work as a replacement.
Thank you for your time....Last edited by bcgrogbc; 06-10-2015, 02:06 PM.
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Hello, first computer was an ADAM and a bit later was an 8088. Started dabbling in board level repair a few years back with the repair of a couple computer monitors. Simple stuff, where the monitor would flicker, etc. Easy visual cap bulging replacement.
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