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NEC XR385 Capacitor broken

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First post, by Stojke

Posted on 2013-01-18, 21:24

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Can any one give me values for Capacitors:

C41
C42

Of the NEC Yamaha XG60 Clone Daughterboard?
I have bought one a long time ago, and forgotten about it 🤣, and it came damaged. The capacitors C41 and C42 were missing.
I have the tools to solder them back and i think i know where to buy them. But i cant find an sharp enough image to read from it, what values do they have.

Can any one with such a card, or knowledge, help? Thanks.

Reply 1 of 5, by Markk

Posted on 2013-01-18, 21:41

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It looks like they're the same as C14.
It's written
"n4
10
16v" on top of them.
I hope that helps.

Reply 2 of 5, by Stojke

Posted on 2013-01-18, 22:58

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I see, thanks. It would be great if some one with the card could confirm.

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Reply 3 of 5, by Markk

Posted on 2013-01-19, 00:13

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I wasn't reading from the picture. I happened to have one of the three NECs I own around here, and I quoted the numbers.

Reply 4 of 5, by Stojke

Posted on 2013-01-19, 11:59

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Oh, i thought you were guessing from the picture from what you wrote.

Thanks!

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Reply 5 of 5, by Jepael

Posted on 2013-01-20, 21:21

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Based on that picture, I can barely see C42 designator, and most likely the similar cap few cm above is C41, but I can't see C14 values so good.

Anyway, they seem to be 10uF 16V surface mount aluminium electrolyte capacitors, just measure the actual physical size from the other similar caps so you get the same size caps. Just mount them in the correct orientation (polarity) as in the picture.

Those capacitors are the ones that the audio output from op-amp to daughterboard connector goes through.

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