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Old 03-09-2026, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Yamamaya42 View Post
SAMS was very poor with the parts list on this set, many of the caps are not shown on the list, so I'm having to guess at the voltage rating, or just pick something way over.

http://suzaku.live-evil.org/caps.jpg

I can't really see what's in there, and want to get them BEFORE i pull them out...
I usually just pull the whole board, take out each cap one by one and make a spreadsheet of the cap number, voltage, value and temp. In any case, the Sam's (or the schematic) can be wrong, or there could be revisions. You always want to replace with what was originally in the set, not what's on the Sams if there is a disagreement. So it's best practice to pull it and go one by one.

Your video definitely shows bad caps around the vertical IC. You have that telltale vertical linearity issue where the scan lines unravel towards the top of the raster
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