What component type / value is this?
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Just been doing some fault finding and this Tesla brown item looks cracked so will be replacing it hopefully. Its marked:
TC 181 MP M33 160V = JY Does any of that make sense? I was thinking it was a capacitor but don't see a value. Thanks for any help. |
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0.33uF 160V to me..... any one confirm?
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Safe bet to me.
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Thank you both kindly. I would never have worked that one out! The other one was a 50uF axial - a rare value for sure.
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47uf can be used to replace 50uf without any problems, btw.
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Cheers, GJ |
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For the 50uF I have either 47 (measures 45) or 56 (measures 53.5). I suppose either would do and the original was only 12 Volt rated so not a high stress application.
I have found that even the 10nF ones have dried out so its a blanket replacement job. Good job that there is only 8. Got all the others on order now so hopefully an easy fix. |
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That Tesla cap is very reminiscent of crumbly brown 'orrible Hunts that abound in '50s/early '60s kit. I expect that every nation has its own particular MCC (Most Cursed Capacitor).
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Out of curiosity. does that cap have Chinese symbols? Or is it my eyes
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No, it says "TESLA"
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What's the equipment it's fitted in?
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Just to wrap up I fitted all the new components and now the unit functions perfectly - thanks to all who helped me. And to disperse any doubts that it was 330nF I opened up a second faulty unit that I am fixing and in that one its clearly marked 330n.
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