Bose Speakers Again

Brett Dikeman brett at cloud9.net
Mon Dec 16 17:30:57 EST 2002


At 12:56 PM -0800 12/16/02, Derek Pulvino wrote:

>-If a capacitor is bad, will it always leak fluid?

Not always, but usually.

The fluid dries and is rather hard to see; you have to look for an
area of the PCB that appears to have a different sheen or appears to
have a coating of some sort.

   Damage may be hidden underneath a capacitor- look carefully for
black areas and for solder pads to appear corroded.

>Also, went down to a local electronic repair store, and while the
>communication was, hmm "laborious," the technician down there thought the
>cap's were fine.  He also checked the caps with a meter (didn't figure out
>what it did), and said they all looked good?

I'd love to know how he tested them in-circuit.

Brett
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