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Old 03-04-2014, 01:08 PM
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Yup, got to replace those caps for sure just to be safe. At least that's one thing I don't need specialized equipment for. What exactly would I replace them with, and how much voltage is running through them? Should I just short them to drain the charge?
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Old 03-04-2014, 07:06 PM
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Yup, got to replace those caps for sure just to be safe. At least that's one thing I don't need specialized equipment for. What exactly would I replace them with, and how much voltage is running through them? Should I just short them to drain the charge?
No charge to worry about. Find OEM Zenith caps (22-5001), they are out there still & will be orange. Post a WTB ad here.
If you need to substitute get advice from the cap expert here, but I
dont remember his name. You HAVE to use the right thing unless
you want to see fire trucks...........

73 Zeno
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