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Electrolytics question
Meee wrote: I was wondering why vertical mounting electrolytics have like an indented cross on them. To release the pressure and gunk under fault conditions (or bad manufacture). The reason I ask is because there's 4 largeish one around my CPU on the motherboard and they have all split open, along the indentations. Oh dear. A: How old is it ? (from date of manufacture) B: Can you read what brands they are ? C: Has your PC sharted behaving strangely yet ? D: What brand mobo is it ? E: Replace ASAP with well-known brand, low ESR (switching) types. You will find a lot of info here. http://badcaps.net/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague Graham cross-posted to sci.electronics repair for info |
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