Hi guys, I have a question about capacitors in power supplies.
I have an LCD monitor that refuses to power on, cycles power on where it blinks for a second and turns off. When I opened it and removed the shielding and processor and power supply board I noticed that the mains capacitor and some other ones were completely busted (bulged, leaked).
I have managed to find replacement capacitors for all the common value ones (470uF, 220uF, 680uF) but I can not find an replacement for the big bad 120uF 400V cap anywhere.
I have managed to find an capacitor with similar values - 150uF 400V and in various old power supplies some 330uF 400V and 470uF 400V caps.
My question is, can I replace the dead 120uF 400V power supply with an similar value capacitor such as 150uF 400V ? Thanks.
Here is a photo of the PCB (delta electronics) :