Some one can tell me de spécification of this part? Thank
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It is a capacitor. Hopefully you know what that is .
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CEFTW2D202M MARCON capacitor 2,000uF 200V Aluminum Electrolytic Snap In 2020031464
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Haha yes i know what is it but i did not know the voltage and the farade capacity thanksIt is a capacitor. Hopefully you know what that is .
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CEFTW2D202M MARCON capacitor 2,000uF 200V Aluminum Electrolytic Snap In 2020031464
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This appears to be a ES-12TNLB series 12VDC rated electrolytic capacitor made by Marcon in the 6th week of 1990. The part number 949522 does not cross to any current equivalent and there are no other specifications that I have found. Searching the interweb comes up with various images from Coolerman, possibly a pm to him would resolve this mystery. Please let us know what you find.
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Thanks i will tell you what i’ll find to replace it asap
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The electronic store told me probabley the probleme is the bobine
I have a couple of those flashers for sale in the classifieds. Listing includes a video proving they work.
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Yes, I realize this is an old thread!
I have measured several of these recently with a capacitance meter and just for the record that caps value runs from about 2600 uF to 3000 uF. Due to degradation over 25 years, I would assume that the original value was closer to 3000uF, possibly even 3300 uF.
If looking for one you want an Axial capacitor (leads coming out the ends of the capacitor), with the following values: 2600 uF to 3300 uF, 12 to 25VDC
Caps of that value are easy to find. Here is just one source.
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I have measured several of these recently with a capacitance meter and just for the record that caps value runs from about 2600 uF to 3000 uF. Due to degradation over 25 years, I would assume that the original value was closer to 3000uF, possibly even 3300 uF.
If looking for one you want an Axial capacitor (leads coming out the ends of the capacitor), with the following values: 2600 uF to 3300 uF, 12 to 25VDC
Caps of that value are easy to find. Here is just one source.
3300uF 3300 uF 16V Axial Electrolytic Capacitor Richey MDI Series
Manufacturer: Richey Part Number: MDI Series Capacitance (uF): 3300 Amps: 1.46 Voltage: 16 Tolerance (%): 20 Mounting: Through Hole Lead/Terminal Type: Axial Number Leads/Terminals: 2 Color: Blue Temperature: 85 Shape: Round Termination Method: Solder