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They are not always visible. This is where an ESR meter comes in handy. With one, you can easily go through a whole board of capacitors and tell which ones are likely bad. When I was working on one with these types of problems, I would test each electrolytic capacitor with my ESR meter, and those that tested with high ESR I would mark with a felt tipped marker as I went through the board, then replace, which usually restored normal operation.
Last edited by Ed in Tx; 09-06-2012 at 09:10 AM. |
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I replaced all of my Mitsubishi to Toshiba, and they worked much better.
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ok what caps should i check first i dont have a esr meter but i have one the checks uf rating
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If you plan on owning older electronics this might be time to buy an ESR meter. It will save you countless wasted time.
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