Electrolytic .?

Posts : 2 Join date : 2010-10-12

I am trying to replace the Electrolytics in a Stewart Warne r#R421. I require three a 10 mfd 300v, 15 mfd 400v and 20 mfd 25 v. The problem is there are identified on the can with the usual symbols and i was led to believe that these symbols would be on the bottom to indicate were each wire is to be connected.There are no markings on the botttom of the can.

I have a schematic, but again this is not my strong point and i do not want to take the chance in hooking the wires up in the wrong place. I changed all the capacitor and the radio is working.

I would appreciate any help

Gerry

Posts : 40 Join date : 2010-10-12 Location : Mesa, Arizona

cokekid wrote:: I am trying to replace the Electrolytics in a Stewart Warne r#R421. I require three a 10 mfd 300v, 15 mfd 400v and 20 mfd 25 v. The problem is there are identified on the can with the usual symbols and i was led to believe that these symbols would be on the bottom to indicate were each wire is to be connected.There are no markings on the botttom of the can.

I have a schematic, but again this is not my strong point and i do not want to take the chance in hooking the wires up in the wrong place. I changed all the capacitor and the radio is working.

I would appreciate any help

Gerry

Please post a link to the schematic, and I'm sure we can help you.

Aaron

Posts : 2 Join date : 2010-10-12

Aaron

I have the schematic but am not sure were or how to post it. I guess I will do some reading on how to do this and then post it.

Thanks for replying to my question.

Gerry

Posts : 70 Join date : 2010-10-12 Location : New Hampshire

The symbols are right at each terminal and punched into the phenolic, easy to overlook.

Carl