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| sdancer75:
Maybe it looks stupid but.... Is that white axial capacitor 1uF (2nd photo) ? I am not sure if I can decode the markings of this like 1/10 and 1.70MKP Also the small smd in the 1st image, just beside the IC is also a capacitor; I get continuity on this part. |
| GreggD:
Looks like 1.7uF. It is large enough to be that. Continuity, Some where else there is a resistor across the cap or some continuity through an IC |
| amyk:
Google it first... https://www.tedss.com/2020043114 suggests you have a 0.1uF 250VAC metalised polypropylene capacitor. |
| sdancer75:
--- Quote from: amyk on September 26, 2019, 01:44:15 am ---Google it first... https://www.tedss.com/2020043114 suggests you have a 0.1uF 250VAC metalised polypropylene capacitor. --- End quote --- I measure 300nF and 0.85 ESR So it seems impossible to have more capacity than originally had. Maybe it's an 1μF instead with 10% tolerance? |
| frozenfrogz:
1 µF, 10 % tolerance should be correct. 1.70MKP is the part series. AV marking was from Arcotronics that are now owned by KEMET. Edit for reference: 0.1 uF 10 % would be marked .1/10 0.33 uF 5 % -> .33/5 etc. |
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