Gateway board, thought this might help someone out. Next up is an AsRock board with some bad capacitors Video: [url]http://www.youtube.com/w... capacitors ;)Video: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5XS0olm2ww[/url]
Gateway board, thought this might help someone out. Next up is an AsRock board with some bad capacitors
I hate to drag this back from 2 years ago, but I'm on the hunt for a 10mm diameter 4700uF capacitor (2 actually for my Antec power supply) and Google popped up this thread LOL
Currently it's a 30mm tall can, but I have about 45mm of space.
Ok, so provided my lead spacing is correct, here's what I'm looking at ordering:
(1) 400v 120uF - Still searching... - United Chemi-con makes the exact sized one I need, but in 350v!
(3) 25v 220uF - P12383-ND - (Panasonic FM series)
(1) 25v 330uF - P12387-ND - (Panasonic FM series)
(1) 10v 2200uF - P12357-ND - (Panasonic FM series)
(1) 50v 22uF - P12927-ND - (Panasonic FM series)
(2) 25v 1000uF - P12379-ND - (Pansonic FM series)
(1) 10v 1000uF - P12353-ND - (Panasonic FM series)...
Note also that if I leave the system powered up while fluttering, it will stay on indefinitely. As soon as I power it off, however, the system shows the current input in the upper right corner, a completely black screen, and powers down within 2 seconds.
From completely cold (no power hooked up) I can run DVI or D-sub (using this as a monitor) and it will work great for 3-5 minutes.
Once the monitor 'gets warm' the brightness starts to flutter, as in rapidly dimming and brightening perhaps 30 times per second.
I disassembled the monitor, and inspected the caps. They are the Crapxon capacitors, but none are bulging. I have not read voltage on any of them just yet.
I'm inclined to believe I have a lamp going bad, but I have been unable to locate...
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