SAS2 - "Film" capacitor vs. Ceramic?
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2015 1:46 am
I've been replacing the capacitors on the circuit board to my Seeburg SAS2 auto speed unit.
Now I am down to the capacitor near the solenoid on the exterior of the auto speed unit. C2105 if you're following along in your manual.
The C2105 is a 0.05 MFD 200 V cap.
When I went to the mom-&-pop electronics store (they're still around in Dallas surprisingly), I was reading off my shopping list while the kind gentleman got the caps. I didn't realize at the time he got a 475nf 1000 V ceramic capacitor. I know that those numbers should be good enough to replace, but . . .
Can I replace this mylar 0.05 MFD 200 V with a Ceramic 0.0475 MFD 1000 V?
Now I am down to the capacitor near the solenoid on the exterior of the auto speed unit. C2105 if you're following along in your manual.
The C2105 is a 0.05 MFD 200 V cap.
When I went to the mom-&-pop electronics store (they're still around in Dallas surprisingly), I was reading off my shopping list while the kind gentleman got the caps. I didn't realize at the time he got a 475nf 1000 V ceramic capacitor. I know that those numbers should be good enough to replace, but . . .
Can I replace this mylar 0.05 MFD 200 V with a Ceramic 0.0475 MFD 1000 V?