Is there a list of the voltages on the capacitors in your kit? I am trying to compare so I buy the correct ones.
817339
The voltages are on the capacitors but I took pictures of each one before I de-soldered them to make sure I didn't mix anything up. I made a little diagram as well. I did have one capacitor left over from this kit. It was definitely not on the board. I guess this kit fits more than the board I was repairing. Fixed the TV!
817340
The kit shows the capacitor microfarad and voltage capacities for each capacitor. The kit is made for your particular TV. All the brands are very similar in their power supplies. Good luck. You should have success as long as you can solder.
817341
You have to check they are the same as the ones you are replacing. What I did, i numbered each one to make sure I put them in the same place.
817342
Yes.1- 35V (1500 micro farad)1- 25V (2200 micro f)6- 10V (2200 micro f) 1- 35V (470 micro f)1- 25V (470 micro f)1- 10V (470 micro f)1- 50V (1 micro f)To explain the first number is the quantity and the number with the V attached is the voltage. I don't know how to typenthensymbot for the Greek letter mu but I put micro f for micro Faraf (mu F). I only used three of them. I have many left over. Plus it was nice to come with other things for soldering. I hope that helps answer your question.
817343
Yes. 1- 35V (1500 micro farad) 1- 25V (2200 micro f) 6- 10V (2200 micro f) 1- 35V (470 micro f) 1- 25V (470 micro f) 1- 10V (470 micro f) 1- 50V (1 micro f) To explain the first number is the quantity and the number with the V attached is the voltage. I don't know how to typenthensymbot for the Greek letter mu but I put micro f for micro Faraf (mu F). I only used three of them. I have many left over. Plus it was nice to come with other things for soldering. I hope that helps answer your question.
817344
Wendy,They give you more than you will need for the actual repair. I purchased the kit and had several leftover capacitors. Kit worked great and the overall repair was pretty easy. One tip: tiny tiny bits of soder and don't spill it.Good luck.K
817345
Yes along with the micro-farads. The kit will probably contain more than you will need to replace, but it saves youa lot of shopping around.
817346
The kit comes with all the different capacitors that you would need if you had to replace all of them. I only had to replace 3. I believe each capacitor has the voltage on them. I can't find my extra ones at this moment. I put them in a place where I would remember where they are but I don't remember at this moment. Hopefully I will be able to find them if I need them again! Hope this helps.
225684
I've not used mine much, but the readings in capacitance mach the value of known good capacitors. I use a simple volt/ohm meter to check open or shorted capacitors. I can see lower than marked values on very old capacitors.
998064
Not sure. You will want to make sure the capacitors are rated the same for the brand you own. I believe it will work with other brands. You will want to check on line and google the brand you own to determine what the fix may be and the needed parts. You may find on U tube the process to fix.
2214868
This is a set of capacitors, not kits for manufacturers of capacitors. I am not familiar with the technologies to make capacitors and none of the users may be -- we just do homebrew projects with these. Sorry!
811510
Without having any/all details, you can replace a 35 + 5 with a 35 + 5 if it physically fits where you need to install it. Not sure if this is what you meant to ask or if you were replacing a capacitor of different value
1399892
The capacitors do not come attached to the board, you need to identify the ones on the board and un-solder the one on the board and replace it with one from the kit. If you can't solder, them you will need to find someone who can. Good luck.
316630
Verify the old and new power supplies are actually the same voltage rating. If the are check the output voltages on the new supply to see if they are in spec. If that looks ok you need to take it to a shop with means to test both the power supply and the computer to make sure there is no problem with it's v detect circuit.
510501
There is a tiny lever on top of the blue box (between two capacitors). You may turn the lever with a small flat screw driver to adjust the output voltage.
1879694
I replaced 2 capacitors with this kit.Go to YouTube,put TV model in and it will show how to replace them.
928730
not such of my voltages , I just order if for my coat closet , I ordered one before for the room in my basement were the heating furnace is, and I haveno problems with them, hope this helps.
2228759
The voltage is not specified in the operator instructions. The 2.1 indicators apparently refer to amperage, according to the information I discovered.
1130278
I ordered both, they screwed up and sent 2 of the 1.2 volt. Sorry, can't help.
666920
Hi and lo get the same voltage. Need to get the rectifiers for no light flicker. Mine work great!! Happy trails!
1095650
I'm not sure. I based my purchase on voltage listed matching and the plug looked the same.?
985471
I am not sure - suggest while you have it open to see if the capacitors are bulging - if they are, then I would replace them. You will also be able to confirm whether the specific capacitors in this kit are the exact ones you need.
2043746
The table showing catxx's and voltages on this site may help.http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5019/en/
465264
Exactly. I am looking for the voltage information all over the product description so I can click purchase button, I even contacted Amazon customer support, but I was told to call manufacture to find out. I have wasted several hours just to try to make sure it works in 220V, thanks for this thread. And I really hope Amazon can take action to list this useful information so people don't have to go through what I did.