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One capacitor is used between AC and Ground
Code 5D222NA
Second one is used between DC and Ground
Code 5D471KW
What is that numbers 5D, NA, and KW?
I got that 222 means 2200pf and 471 means 470pf. I also found X1Y1 400 written on both capacitors.
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Hi,
Couldn't find the service manual and I got it wrong before, they are AC ceramic line filter and interference suppression capacitors.
Here is a link to what I think is nearly an equivalent for the 2200pF capacitor. Its got the X1 rating but not the Y1 rather the Y2 meaning that it only has rating of 250 - 300 AC in lieu 250 - 500 AC and also only an impulse test rating of 5kV in lieu of 8kV (this describes the ratings for safety certified capacitors)
They don't have any 470pF (0.47nF) in their catalogue. (am still looking for one)
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Could you post pictures of what these look like. That will be very very very very helpful in determining what they are
by Cameron
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by oldturkey03
It really depends on the type of capacitor and it's casing there is many many charts online that show how to read different capacitor codes.
by Mr Eclectricc
Are the capacitors electrolytic (small, can shaped with 2 leads coming from bottom or from top and bottom), disk (usually round and brownish yellow), or tantalum (usually blue)? As Mr Eclectricc said, the type matters.
by DrGlowire
@DrGlowire @Cameron . I have added some pictures. Please look at it, may be you guys could help me.
by Giri
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