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Model 650 Recap Success then ecap blows
Sourbone
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03-25-2016, 06:13 PM
You have the right cap identified Cap 78. It is the 8mfd connected to the rectifier. I put in a new cap with the same specs 8mfd for 450 volts negative to center tap, positive to rectifier, filter choke, and cap 80. It blew again. I can't think why anything is different. I was working pretty well. I took out the pilot light that I installed earlier and looked everything over for screw ups. Thanks for you advice. 

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RE: Model 650 Recap Success then ecap blows - by Sourbone - 03-25-2016, 06:13 PM



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