Hello all,
I apologize if this has been covered, I did search but was unable to find any information here, other forums, or YouTube videos (some even claiming "full restoration").
I am beginning the process of a restoration on the Apple Keyboard m0116, and I've identified two capacitors to be replaced. My issue is that the markings on them don't add up. They're relatively small, aluminum electrolytic, with a 3mm lead spacing, approximately 1cm tall and a half centimeter wide. These tiny caps are labeled as having a 1mF capacitance and rated for 50v.
I don't believe that's possible in a package of this size and I can't find anything with these specs in this or close package on Mouser or Digikey.
Has anyone performed a recap of this keyboard, or perhaps point me in the right direction? It seems like they should be 1uF and are simply mislabeled, and they both clearly show 1mF. I ran a capacitance test in-circuit and they both report approximately 3uF.
Thank you so much
I apologize if this has been covered, I did search but was unable to find any information here, other forums, or YouTube videos (some even claiming "full restoration").
I am beginning the process of a restoration on the Apple Keyboard m0116, and I've identified two capacitors to be replaced. My issue is that the markings on them don't add up. They're relatively small, aluminum electrolytic, with a 3mm lead spacing, approximately 1cm tall and a half centimeter wide. These tiny caps are labeled as having a 1mF capacitance and rated for 50v.
I don't believe that's possible in a package of this size and I can't find anything with these specs in this or close package on Mouser or Digikey.
Has anyone performed a recap of this keyboard, or perhaps point me in the right direction? It seems like they should be 1uF and are simply mislabeled, and they both clearly show 1mF. I ran a capacitance test in-circuit and they both report approximately 3uF.
Thank you so much