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grumpydoc:
Oh, I'm convinced - probably more critical for my 2000/2015's as I believe the caps in the 2001M are not so prone to leaking.
w.v.s.:
--- Quote from: grumpydoc on June 04, 2023, 03:13:25 pm ---Oh, I'm convinced - probably more critical for my 2000/2015's as I believe the caps in the 2001M are not so prone to leaking.
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From my point of view the 2001 is very prone to leaking. In my impression it is a rather common defect with older devices of that type, because they placed the caps in a rather warm area of the device. Here is, how my caps looked like and they also took a power resistor and a custom transfomer ... with them.
DiTBho:
I rented a gorgeous Pantani bicycle replica for half the weekend.
Exactly the one shown in the video!!!
Expensive, tired, but I'm satisfied 8)
grumpydoc:
--- Quote from: w.v.s. on June 04, 2023, 03:01:02 pm ---I highly recommend to check/replace the electrolytic capacitors [...] and when you do that, you will get an idea of the manufacturing year by the date codes of the components.
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2009 by the look of the IC date codes, so that might be newer than the worst of the capacitor problems.
SiliconWizard:
--- Quote from: DiTBho on June 04, 2023, 04:32:51 pm ---
I rented a gorgeous Pantani bicycle replica for half the weekend.
Exactly the one shown in the video!!!
Expensive, tired, but I'm satisfied 8)
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Not even electric! How are you gonna save the planet with this?
;D
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