didius
Well-known member
Okay, fixed it!
I've replaced all of the caps, my peak atlas said both C207 and C201 leaked.
Now I get constant voltage of 7.8V
Here's an overview of the 'official' caps if anyone is interested. (with their sizes)
Here are the ones I've replaced them with:
I'm very happy with the result since I soldered my first 'starters kit' just 2 weeks a go. This is fun stuff! My Powerbook 170 boots just fine with the 'refurbished' power brick, and even the Powerbook 100 I had is starting to give a sign of life. (I guess i'll have to check the caps there )
I've replaced all of the caps, my peak atlas said both C207 and C201 leaked.
Now I get constant voltage of 7.8V
Here's an overview of the 'official' caps if anyone is interested. (with their sizes)
Code:
C108: ELNA 400V 47uF 16x25 (85°C)
C111: ELNA 50V 47uF 6x10 (105°C)
C201: ELNA 16V 1200uF 10x30 (105°C)
C202: ELNA 16V 180uF 6x15 (105°C)
C207: ELNA 16V 82uF 5x15 (105°C)
Code:
C108: Rubycon 400V 100uF (105°C)
size is important if you want it to fit back into the case, max height: 30mm, max width: 18mm
C111: Panasonic FC (Low ESR) 50V 47uF (105°C)
C201: Panasonic FM (Ultra Low ESR) 16V 1200uF (105°C)
C202: Panasonic FR (Ultra Low ESR) 16V 220uF (105°C)
C207: Panasonic FR (Ultra Low ESR) 16V 100uF (105°C)