misted C electrolyte

[Phil Allison]

"Nutcase FUCKING KOOK "

I reckon the "electrolyte" is kitchen fat. I saked the owner if used in a
kitchen and he said no. But it was used in a caravan which was used for
cooking in. So tried tasting somer on the tip of my tongue and swilling
off
soon after. No sweetness , if anything cooking fat taste. Checked my taste
buds with some glycerin and distinct sweet taste. No problems with cracked
toor capacity with the removed and then replaced caps.

** Quote:

" LCD TV SMPS LV C vented electrolyte, "


What Low Voltage Cap was that - eh ??????

You fucking LIED to us - AGAIN !!!!!!

You FUCKING MORON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





.... Phil

 

[N_Cook]

found a number of 22pF 3KV and seriesed them up , working fine now

 

[Wild_Bill]

You're thorough and consciencious, and/or cleaning and drying was required
in your job.. although consumer crap isn't intended to last for years, which
is a fairly reasonable assumption for a typical piece of Tektronix gear.

I've seen decades old Tek equipment that still operated fine, although not
as accurately as a freshly calibrated instrument, still perfectly
operational.

If this TV gets recycled, in several decades it will have already been
numerous pieces of cheaply made consumer crap, sold over 'n over again to
somewhat senseless consumers (or it could end up in some space program or
national defense weapons equipment).

--
Cheers,
WB
..............


"mike" <spamme9@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:itjj30$4j5$1@dont-email.me...

You seem to be looking for a way to ignore the cleaning issue.
I've had TEK circuit boards that I'd cleaned "squeaky clean",
TWICE. But it took a third time to make the board come back to
life.
Electrolyte may not be your current problem, but it WILL
be a future problem.
Leave electrolyte on stuff at your peril ;-)

 

[N_Cook]

Using principally a 8.5KV transformer and variac and 300M ohm 1000:1 divider
capacitors passed at
1.5KV , 9 to 10uA
2KV , 12 to 14uA
2.5KV , 15 to 17uA
at 50Hz