I have a damaged capacitor from a bootleg double dragon arcade pcb and I have the normal values from it:

10 volt, 100uF, 85c, but someone from an arcade forum said that the ripple current is not that critical and any good quality low esr cap would be fine, the damaged one is an electrolytic can type but I don't know what to look for as far as low esr is concerned, can a ceramic capacitor be used instead, the capacitor is going to the +5 volt

I don't know the brand but on the top of the capacitor is stamped "76 F6" if there is a datasheet ide be able to...

Re: Aracde Chassis Cap Replacement Help

What I mean is should the capacitor be a regular cap or a low esr or high esr I'm sorry I don't know what the original one is from a space wrench and I don't know what's the best to replace it with

Re: Aracde Chassis Cap Replacement Help

Thanks for the capacitor suggestion and dry joint but I've already bought the capacitor in my first post do you see any reason to not use the one in that link

[url]https://au.rs-online.com/web/p/aluminium-capacitors/0270060/[/url]

Also I found this in the pic below that was said about replacing PSU caps does it have any revelance to monitor chassis?Re: Aracde Chassis Cap Replacement H...st post do you...

Re: Aracde Chassis Cap Replacement Help

Heihachi 73 Its the board to power the CRT (monitor chassis board) it has the flyback transformer on the chassis board, it needs 100 volts from my stepdown transformer I didnt blow the capacitor or anything from 240 volts I'm replacing the capacitor while I have the chassis out of the cabinet. The chassis is a:

KAGA Electronics KZ-20EN-L it has "Nano KB24033ID" printed on the CPB and also "K18P"

Stj you are right its not 11mm its 10mm I measured underneath the pcb with the capacitor out...

I have an arcade chassis capacitor to replace and the original is:

180 volts, 680 uF, 85 degrees C, 30mm diameter, 50mm high, legs apart 11mm

Is this one I found below from RS Online Ok?

[url]https://au.rs-online.com/web/p/aluminium-capacitors/0270060/[/url]

Someone from AussieArcade.com said it was Ok but is the tolerance ok or should I have bought one with +-5% and somewhere I saw on the net people recommending capacitors with low ripple noise I might have the wording wrong I dont know capacitors.I have an arcade chassis capacitor to

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Hi everyone I had an account here before but I changed my email address so I'm starting again from a new, my last post was back in 2016 it's 2021 now