blindowl
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I want to replace the RIFA capacitors in a Macintosh IIci power supply but I’m having troubles finding components with the exact specs from my local electronics dealer.
C2: 0,1 uF X2 250V
CA: 0,047 uF X2 250V
C4: 4700 pF Y 250V
C5: 4700 pF Y 250V
C6: 3300 pF Y 250V
- Is it okay to use caps rated for 275 V instead of 250 V? I know it’s normally okay to use capacitors rated for higher voltages, but as this is mains voltage I just want to make sure that the same applies to these?
- I can't find any 3300 pF Y (C6) film capacitor. Is it okay to use a ceramic filter capacitor with the same values instead? Specs here: https://www.electrokit.com/uploads/productfile/41010/otHV-Ceramic-Cap_dat_e.pdf
C2: 0,1 uF X2 250V
CA: 0,047 uF X2 250V
C4: 4700 pF Y 250V
C5: 4700 pF Y 250V
C6: 3300 pF Y 250V