Capacitor Replacement. Hello, can anyone provide tips and tricks for replacing old caps with new ones? Any tips and tricks at all. Feel free to post. Hehehe... How do I know if a capacitor is suitable to replace another capacitor? Do they have to be exactly...

to do these myself. I'm certainly not dumb but it would be nice to have a >not-too-technical explanation of how to perform the above so that I don't >have to get "lost in the woods" for the lack of a better term. Capacitor replacement is something that...

capacitor!! that is a way to create a direct short in place of the capacitor. It appears the cap did that for you and that was the problem! pjmelect's suggestion was to REMOVE the capacitor, which replaces it with NO connection, not a short circuit. Has...

missed that the cylindrical capacitor on the left side seems to be > different between the two models, which could affect sound quality as well, > but certainly doesn't justify the price difference. - Capacitor: $1 - Knowing which capacitor to replace...

can be replaced at a fraction of the cost of a new card. Look for any signs of bulging or even splitting, the capacitors should be smooth cylinders with flat tops. As for replacement: If money is tight (as usual :( ) then a replacement 9800 is the best option....

Japanese transistors or solid state circuits. You can probably buy a newer one cheaper than getting this device repaired, unless the problem is a simple capacitor replacement. Good luck. Dick Pan wrote: > I just hooked up this tuner after putting...

for the > pulleys at: >> I have a faint recollection that (at least some of) the Thorens had the motor driven from an on-board oscillator. If there is a circuit board under the hood, it might be as simple as a capacitor replacement. Regards Ian...

replaced the screen, grid resistors, and preamp plate resistors, blackfaced the phase inverter circuit, replaced a burnt resistor in the preamp, filter capacitors, bias capacitor& resistor, reinstalled the bulb fixture, replaced the power cord with a grounded...

area amp guru Rick Erickson in Oct. '03. He removed the power tube capacitors, replaced the screen, grid resistors, and preamp plate resistors, blackfaced the phase inverter circuit, replaced a burnt resistor in the preamp, filter capacitors, bias capacitor...

then produced a light spark and then turned off permanently. My power supply is all right, though it had a bloated capacitor. I replaced the capacitor after that. My processor is OK since I automatically turned off itself when it detected a trouble on the motherboard...