Re: Samsung cost cutting.
it would be better if they use polymer capacitor..
yanz
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Last Activity: 09-20-2019, 03:50 AM
Joined: 11-23-2004
Location: Dago, Bandung, Indonesia
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Re: Rubycon fakes??? or just blown?
yups.. looks real to me too...Leave a comment:
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hai ken.. sorry i just read your post, i dont visit this forum frequently now..
from may experience, this psu is just stable even when it doesnt have caps replaement yet. notice that u should use it with older motherboad only.
warm regards,
yanz -
I have a working AOpen FSP300-60BT with no bulging or leaking caps.
Read your posting on it with great interest.
[url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2585&highlight=AOpen+FSP300-60BT[/url]
Want to use this PSU to test Motherboards so think will wait until any bad cap probs occur.
From your experience what do you think?
Thanks
Kenhttps://I have a working AOpen FSP30...300-60BT[/url] -
Re: Nice one, Acer.
who makes acer board really..Leave a comment:
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Re: need help in replacing dead notebook processor's fan
thanks all, he did it with the..
red -- +5v
blue -- ground
orange -- signal
the new fan:
note that he use a superglue to stick the new fan into the old frame.. it works!
this is the old dead fan:
btw, the laptop is Axioo zeta something...
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need help in replacing dead notebook processor's fan
hey all, i need help.. a friend of mine was trying to fix his dead notebook processor's fan.
the replacement fan has wires color that didn't match with the original fan.. (the connector is different too). so, the idea is to cut the cables+connector from the old fan and wired it the new one. the problem is, the old cable has three color: red, blue, and orange. so, anyone know what is the color for the (+), (-), and rpm/signal? -
Re: One big lol of a diablotek
like it. hope those people learn something from it..Leave a comment:
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Re: Real Panasonic FJ 1000uF 6.3V Capacitor?
it looks like nothing is wrong. here i have lots of 1500/6.2 FJ that has the same appeareance like yours. i use them a lot, so far so good. of course i choose my source carefully..Leave a comment:
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Bad fans (stock intel E21** hsf - nidec)
halo friends,
is there any of you who experience the failing of nidec fans on stock intel hsf?
i got three nidec fans failing on the office computers. sorry, pic will come later..
i would appreciate what you found or your opinions. TIA.
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Re: Fortron FSP300-60ATV repair
nice work, everell!Leave a comment:
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Re: Adding polys to power supply
i've been thinking about that for long.. good that you mentioned it.. though not much of answer.....Leave a comment:
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Re: Fsp300-60btv
maybe that just a load resistor for +5V rail. on some 300-400W FSP, i just remove them. they can be destructive to the component nearside it.
like momaka said, recheck again. and be aware of minimum load issue if you remove it.
see my thread :
[url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7202[/url]Re: Fsp300-60btv<br /> <br /> mayb...eck again. andLeave a comment:
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Re: How much power can a "35" transformer make?
i see. i have a hec 300W (working) that has a "ERL-35" transformer, and it is taller about 1 cm(?) than the deer's.Leave a comment:
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Re: Epox 9NPA+ Ultra - bad caps?
@ar1stotl3, ya.. i'm sorry. my house was destroyed by a strong earth quake several days ago, but the system was tested for several days before, and the problem was gone. here what i did :
- removing one dim of ram, so it was run in single channel mode
- replacing the non-recapped silverstone 400W PSU, with the recapped one.
the pc was smashed after that, but i think the mobo is allright. 9npa uses all jap caps, so it's hard to tell if it's caused by bad/failed caps or not.Leave a comment:
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Re: How much power can a "35" transformer make?
that deer "35" transformer is a fake "35" transformer. it maybe just a "33" transformer.Leave a comment:
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Re: Replacing one capacitor with 2 capacitors
yup, 11.6v isn't good, but did you turn on the psu with no load? some psu need a certain amount of minimum load so that its rail could 'behave' well.
lets just forget bout the -12v. a -10v or more on your dmm display might be frightening but in my experience it's not rare for even a healthy cheap psu to screwed up on the -12v rail, while all other rails were good.
what i suggested was that for you to recheck if that 1650uF cap was for +12v rail or not. (but i think it is..)
if you could find...Leave a comment:
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Re: Replacing one capacitor with 2 capacitors
Something's telling me that your 1650uF caps is not for -12v rail, but for +12v rail. I remember having seen 1650uF caps 16V in PSUs many times before and they were not for -12v rail. (I could be wrong though)
So, maybe you can check it again with your multimeter?
If it's indeed for +12v rail, you can :[list][*] Change it with 1800uF / 1500uF. 1500uF is probably easier to find in your junk pile. Using a used/recycle caps isn't recomended though.[*] If there's room for a 12.5mm (diameter) cap, use a 2200UF/3300uF...Leave a comment:
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Re: Radial Electrolytic Capacitor Date Code Reading Instructions
1997 then, i believe.Leave a comment:
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Re: MSI MS-6309 N1996, need to replace 2 caps
We only recommend japanese caps, or at least samxon caps, for recapping. I think if you try harder, you can find some from respectable online seller.
[url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2280[/url] (Where can I buy replacement capacitors?)
[url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=588[/url] (The Good Capacitors Photo Thread)
(I get all my caps locally, so i cant recommend you where you can buy them online.)Re: MSI MS-6309 N1996, need to repla...br /> We onlyLeave a comment:
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