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CorCom F2080 .1uf capicator replacement

Bruce All Messages By This Member #105069 I just hauled two 8566s out of long term storage and had the capacitor across the line at the Corecom filter smoke.? I rememer some discussion on the best replacement for this capacitor but can not find the thread. Would anybody with knowledge on the subject please recommend what is the best replacement part. Thanks!
Ed Breya All Messages By This Member #105072 Sounds like another instance of the infamous Wima et al brand paper cap situation, discussed here often. HP used them a lot in that era. They look like rectangular amber clear epoxy bodies - when they're not all burned up. Replace them whenever encountered, with modern "X" caps, which means they are safety rated for across the line use, usually up to 250 VAC. Lots of vendors make them, so there are lots of choices. Just be sure to get the "X" kind - it's marked right on the part. Ed
Greg Muir All Messages By This Member #105076 Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? ? ? I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in their stock for $4 and change. ? Greg
Bruce All Messages By This Member #105078 OK so I looked them on Keysight find a part - still available. Part 0160-4065 Zapacitor .1uf +20% 630V Metalized TFT Price $4.30 Anybody know what TFT stands for ?? Cheers! Quoting "Greg Muir via groups.io" <big_sky_explorer@...>: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in their stock for $4 and change. Greg
Stephen Hanselman All Messages By This Member #105079 开云体育 Tubuler film???? ? The metalized comment makes me think back to the metal film days.? Purchased parts list says: Metalized paper as you showed except 250VAC(RMS) From Artiebolaget Rfia p/n PME 271 M 610. In ‘78 cost a whole $.31 Steve Regards, ? Stephen Hanselman Datagate Systems, LLC toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 16, 2020, at 13:43, Bruce <bruce@...> wrote: ?OK so I looked them on Keysight find a part - still available. Part 0160-4065 ?Zapacitor .1uf +20% 630V Metalized TFT ?Price $4.30 Anybody know what TFT stands for ?? Cheers! Quoting "Greg Muir via groups.io" <big_sky_explorer@...>: Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? https://www.vishay.com/docs/23107/20vl.pdf I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in their stock for $4 and change. Greg
Bruce All Messages By This Member #105080 After giving it a bit of thought, Through Hole Technology ???? Quoting Stephen Hanselman <kc4sw.io@...>: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Tubuler film???? The metalized comment makes me think back to the metal film days. Purchased parts list says: Metalized paper as you showed except 250VAC(RMS) From Artiebolaget Rfia p/n PME 271 M 610. In ‘78 cost a whole $.31 Steve Regards, Stephen Hanselman Datagate Systems, LLC On Apr 16, 2020, at 13:43, Bruce <bruce@...> wrote: ?OK so I looked them on Keysight find a part - still available. Part 0160-4065 Zapacitor .1uf +20% 630V Metalized TFT Price $4.30 Anybody know what TFT stands for ?? Cheers! Quoting "Greg Muir via groups.io" <big_sky_explorer@...>: Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in their stock for $4 and change. Greg
nigel adams All Messages By This Member #105081 开云体育 Errm don’t you mean TFT not THT... Regards From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Bruce <bruce@...> Sent: 16 April 2020 20:53:12 To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] CorCom F2080 .1uf capicator replacement ? After giving it a bit of thought, Through Hole Technology ???? Quoting Stephen Hanselman <kc4sw.io@...>: > Tubuler film?????? The metalized comment makes me think back to the > metal film days. > > Purchased parts list says: > Metalized paper as you showed except 250VAC(RMS) > From Artiebolaget Rfia p/n PME 271 M 610. In ‘78 cost a whole $.31 > > Steve > > Regards, > > Stephen Hanselman > Datagate Systems, LLC >> On Apr 16, 2020, at 13:43, Bruce <bruce@...> wrote: >> >> ?OK so I looked them on Keysight find a part - still available. >> >> Part 0160-4065? Zapacitor .1uf +20% 630V Metalized TFT? Price $4.30 >> >> Anybody know what TFT stands for ?? >> >> Cheers! >> >> >> Quoting "Greg Muir via groups.io" <big_sky_explorer@...>: >> >>> Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? >>> >>> >>> >>> I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in >>> their stock for $4 and change. >>> >>> Greg >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >
Bruce All Messages By This Member #105086 I mistyped - the Keysight listing says THT - Through Hole Technology Quoting "nigel adams via groups.io" <nigel.adams@...>: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Errm don’t you mean TFT not THT... Regards ________________________________ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Bruce <bruce@...> Sent: 16 April 2020 20:53:12 To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] CorCom F2080 .1uf capicator replacement After giving it a bit of thought, Through Hole Technology ???? Quoting Stephen Hanselman <kc4sw.io@...>: Tubuler film???? The metalized comment makes me think back to the metal film days. Purchased parts list says: Metalized paper as you showed except 250VAC(RMS) From Artiebolaget Rfia p/n PME 271 M 610. In ‘78 cost a whole $.31 Steve Regards, Stephen Hanselman Datagate Systems, LLC On Apr 16, 2020, at 13:43, Bruce <bruce@...> wrote: ?OK so I looked them on Keysight find a part - still available. Part 0160-4065 Zapacitor .1uf +20% 630V Metalized TFT Price $4.30 Anybody know what TFT stands for ?? Cheers! Quoting "Greg Muir via groups.io" <big_sky_explorer@...>: Why not look at something like the Vishay 20VL series capacitor? ;!!Aa6LgkyVeQ!58CqW9VYJ1JwW41r4dENlnWP0PJO_S9qNqyvYA31XHt354bekqmwfy5dywqfAMtPSgwbIZk$ I see Mouser has the 0.1 uF/400VAC one (stock # 75-20VLP10-R) in their stock for $4 and change. Greg

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