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16B code 121 part #75 10MFD electrolytic
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So the positive lead connects to the chassis, and the negative to the center tap... So when I restuffed this cap, there where 2 lugs, and the ground strap which was wedged between the outside of the cap can and the paper insulator... I ran each of the positive leads of the replacement caps to their respective lugs, and both negative leads connected together to the ground strap... I then ran my center tap to the ground strap, which is where it was prior to removal... Then tied all the components to the positive of the 8MFD lug, and then there is a wire running from the 10MFD lug over to a lug of the Interstation Noise Suppresion potentiometer, which has a strap running from it riveted to the chassis... So the positive lead of the 10MFD is running to the chassis via the lug on the potentiometer, with the negative to the center tap... Long description, but does this sound correct?


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RE: 16B code 121 part #75 10MFD electrolytic - by sdradioman - 02-24-2019, 06:40 PM



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