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Is this a long running problem? I remember reading somewhere that most of the problems with old hi/fi and tv electronics were due to bad capacitors which can e
by cakeface 17y ago
Is this a long running problem? I remember reading somewhere that most of the problems with old hi/fi and tv electronics were due to bad capacitors which can easily be replaced.
- gunyoki 17y agoThe problem mentioned in this article is not related. Electrolytic caps, even those of high quality, will eventually "go leaky" and lose their electrolyte, at which point the capacitance dwindles rapidly. In well-made capacitors, this takes tens of years. Standard operating procedure when overhauling old electronics is to replace all electrolytics.