Memphis_Raines
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Hello All
I got a bit of a problem with a motherboard that I am working on. I don't know enough about electronics to carry on but I want to learn, and this looks like a great place to start off
Anyway to my problem. I am trying to repair an Intel Bayfield motherboard and 5 of the capacitors are shot. They are 6.3v 820:mu: capacitors made by what looks like Michicon if thats any help. I've google'd it and all I come up with are links to Rubicon and they say its a discontinued part
I have a few hundered 1000:mu: capacitors I can use off of other older boards but I dont exactely know what :mu: means and am afraid of blowing something after reassembly. My reasoning is if its bigger something bad will happen LOL. Being an IT Technitian they dont exactly teach you the cool stuff.
Thanks a lot for any help in advance.
I got a bit of a problem with a motherboard that I am working on. I don't know enough about electronics to carry on but I want to learn, and this looks like a great place to start off
Anyway to my problem. I am trying to repair an Intel Bayfield motherboard and 5 of the capacitors are shot. They are 6.3v 820:mu: capacitors made by what looks like Michicon if thats any help. I've google'd it and all I come up with are links to Rubicon and they say its a discontinued part
I have a few hundered 1000:mu: capacitors I can use off of other older boards but I dont exactely know what :mu: means and am afraid of blowing something after reassembly. My reasoning is if its bigger something bad will happen LOL. Being an IT Technitian they dont exactly teach you the cool stuff.
Thanks a lot for any help in advance.