Where do i get a 220uf capacitor - Dremel & Stylus Lithium Ion Cordless Rotary Tool

Change tha capacitor 220uF and it will probably be fine! I did and now it is as new!

This is the charger, its getting a reading from the battery that its charged when it isn't. I don't know exactly how that charger is wired but, to be suroe it is the charger, as I have had similar problems beforehand.

Yes there are 2 capacitors that are usually bad one they are both very close to the vertical output. one is a 100uF at 35Vor 25V and the other is usually a 220uF at 25 or 16V- Replace with 100uF at 50V and 220uF at 35V- and observe the polarity(+,- symbols on caps) before replacing.

Unplug the tv, take off the back cover and feel the top of 3 capacitors. On my d52w20, CP150 (rated at 2200uf 16V) was blown and the top was bulged out. You should also check CP120 and CP114 to see if either are blown. I don't have a clear picture of where it's located, but I have a picture of what you should see after you take off the back cover.

http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii209/fillmore85welder/KodakMoment003-1.jpg

In the middle of the picture you see an aluminum heatsink in the shape of a 'C' with the opening facing away from you. That is where CP150 is located. CP120 and CP114 should be located nearby, but if you can feel a bulge on any of the tops of those 3 capacitors replacing them should fix your problem. Replace the existing capacitors with a higher voltage rating of either 25v or 35v.

"4 capacitors on the power/deflection board. CP110 220uf 200v. CP120 220uf 35 Volts. CP114 220uf 35 volts. CP150 2200 16 volt. also check entire delfection board for cold solder especially around flyback. bad connections here can cause problems like some of the fp fuses blowing and cutting off convergence supply"

Change the defelection board.
Part no# 271827

Yamaha RX-V661 LCD / Front panel.





Symptom: when you first turn it
on, you can see a VERY little light but after 5 sec, you cannot see it anymore
or for most of us, we started using a flash light. Here is the summary of the solution and I know that it works
because I fixed it today 3/16/2011, 30 minutes ago. As many pointed out that there is a
"light" 12v - 14v in the back but there is NONE. How do I know? I listened and searched and
there are NONE. The whole LCD in the front is air seal like a light bulb so it
is a light bulb already. Also, you might
see a little burn/gray smoke on the left hand side, don't worry about it
because if the light comes on, it stills work but not enough power. If the LCD
is broken, please don't try by the part and replace it because by the time you
read this, the parts and labor cost as much as buying a new one (on eBay and
not Best Buy).





Problem: in the middle of the unit near the back near the "surround
sound back", there are 3 capacitor rated at (2 units) 35v 220uf 85'C and
(1 unit) 50v 220uf 85'C. What Yamaha did wrong, base on my guess is that they
put the 85'C too close to the heat sink.
The heat causes the capacitor to slowly blown that is why you still get
your power to the LCD but not enough.





Solution: remove the top, unscrew EVERYTHING in the back and there are about 20 ~ good luck. For
those that don't have good memory, please take a picture. There are many plugs inside
that you need to unplug before you can remove 1st layer (audio/ video input)
2nd player (HDMI and Optical input), the last layer you will see 3 capacitors that
are kind of "blown" up (google "bad capacitors" pictures or
video). Remove them then replace them, which you can Google this on tube and
they should teach you how. It was very easy for me but then again, please don't
try to do it if you cannot even change your car oil or build a computer because
I believe that is the difficulty level.





solder iron: $9-$20 get it on eBay or radio
shack

(2 units) 35v 220uf 105'C and (1
unit) 50v 220uf 105'C or what I got was (3 units) 50v 220uf 105'C

I keep the 220uf the same to be
safe but increase the voltage and heat to increase the life of the capacitors.

Good luck everyone,

JimmySCW

There is 3 capacitors in same circuit 1 will be a 2200uf 16v / (2) of them are 220uf 35v and some sets may have (1) 220uf 35v (1)330uf 35v. replace 3 that are green with gold writing on them. also when reconnecting board make sure you have second ribbon connected good or set wil not come on.

Bad capacitors! 3 of them 220uf 16v/ 220uf 35voltsx2

There aren't any adjustments to be done for this issue. The only way to fix it will be to replace a low capacitance electrolitic capacitor(s) in the vertical section of the TV. The capacitor value may be below 100uF depending on the brand of TV you have.
Hope this helps.