I read from Philips manual that their electrolytic caps have an endurance of 10000hrs. Does it mean that I have to replace the cap after 10000hrs?
As far as mainenance is concerned, if an electrolytic cap is not in use for a long time, is it necessary to charge and discharge it every now and then to prolong its lifespan? What is the best way to re-age an electrolytic cap?
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Topic - Lifespan of electrolytic caps - Allan 20:13:50 01/06/02 (3)
- Re: Lifespan of electrolytic caps - Al Sekela 14:57:29 01/07/02 (2)
- Re: Lifespan of electrolytic caps - Allan 03:24:32 01/08/02 (0)
- Re: Lifespan of electrolytic caps - Stu McLeod 20:53:18 01/07/02 (0)