Hello I recompose my question. J would like to know the value of the ceramic condenser close to connector VAC of the circuit of Sr-16. On the circuit C5 opposite the condenser is written. it is round

Il est rond et jaune. je place un exemple du condensateur

Il est rond et jaune. je place un exemple du condensateur

Is that a picture of the actual capacitor, or just a yellow ceramic disc capacitor ? Is that a picture of the actual capacitor, or just a yellow ceramic disc capacitor ?

the condenser is of this form. it is an example only the condenser is of this form. it is an example only

mine nonreadable… is roasted. mine nonreadable… is roasted.

Add a Commentthere must be a code of 2 or 3 figure written on the round and yellow ceramic condenser. It is almost to support on 2 large condenser in the shape of bottle That takes to me is coded to repair it. Add a Commentthere must be a code of 2 or 3 figure written on the round and yellow ceramic condenser. It is almost to support on 2 large condenser in the shape of bottle That takes to me is coded to repair it.

didn't Pet Vanderwaal answer this question on 11.December.2014 ? didn't Pet Vanderwaal answer this question on 11.December.2014 ?

Pete Vanderwaal answered this on 11.December.2014 for you - 2200mfd / 16volt ??? Pete Vanderwaal answered this on 11.December.2014 for you - 2200mfd / 16volt ???

it is not the good condenser which gave. I speak about the ceramic condenser round and yellow and not in the shape of bottle… I am sorry I use an English French translator. it is not the good condenser which gave. I speak about the ceramic condenser round and yellow and not in the shape of bottle… I am sorry I use an English French translator.

I need the 3 digits on the condenser. I need the 3 digits on the condenser.

I put a photograph of site of the roasted condenser.

I put a photograph of site of the roasted condenser.

Serge, I see that in your picture the two blue electrolytic cylindrical capcitors (condenors appear damaged as well, one cerainly is. In this picture have you removed the yellow ceramic capcitor already ? or it so roasted that I cannot see it ? In either case I cannt determine its value. As you thought you may need to refer to proper circuit diagram to determine its value. I suspect that the information you need can be obtained in one two ways (i) contact Alesis and hve them tell you (ii) an owner of a working SR-16 (who you might be able to comtact by browsing the various forums) could look at their circuit board at read the number of the capacitor from there. That is all I am able to suggest, unless you can determine the nature of that part of the circuit and thereby work out what value capacitor would be good (from its position, it looks like it might be power supply filtering capacitor). And you sould remember what another Fixya 'expert' says, that (often) capacitors do't just roast there is sometimes a reason for this, and replacing the capacitors may not slve the problem. But sometimes cmponents do spontaneously fail. I hope this comment translates well, I apologise that my French is not good enough to write in that language. Unfortunately, I am unable to give you any more advice. Joyeux Noel ! 24.December.2014 Serge, I see that in your picture the two blue electrolytic cylindrical capcitors (condenors appear damaged as well, one cerainly is. In this picture have you removed the yellow ceramic capcitor already ? or it so roasted that I cannot see it ? In either case I cannt determine its value. As you thought you may need to refer to proper circuit diagram to determine its value. I suspect that the information you need can be obtained in one two ways (i) contact Alesis and hve them tell you (ii) an owner of a working SR-16 (who you might be able to comtact by browsing the various forums) could look at their circuit board at read the number of the capacitor from there. That is all I am able to suggest, unless you can determine the nature of that part of the circuit and thereby work out what value capacitor would be good (from its position, it looks like it might be power supply filtering capacitor). And you sould remember what another Fixya 'expert' says, that (often) capacitors do't just roast there is sometimes a reason for this, and replacing the capacitors may not slve the problem. But sometimes cmponents do spontaneously fail. I hope this comment translates well, I apologise that my French is not good enough to write in that language. Unfortunately, I am unable to give you any more advice. Joyeux Noel ! 24.December.2014