Replacement for 6 pcs Panasonic FM Series Capacitors 10V 1200uf Low ESR Impedance 105°C

As a girl with terrible soldering skills, I wasn't sure this would work. But it's impossible to find a small tv these days, so when my Samsung T22B350ND wouldn't turn on, I watched some videos and ordered these capacitors. The only downside was that I had to order a pack of 6 when I only needed one. But it was certainly a worthwhile investment, as my tv now works again!! Opening the cover of the tv without breaking it was the hardest part. I'm very happy with this purchase!

Lo utilice para reparar un tv y me ahorre el tener que comprarlo nuevo

One capacitor to the power board got my Samsung tv working like new.

My tv was in storage and I recently pulled it out to put it to good use. When I plugged in the power, I got a standby light however when trying to actually turn on the tv, it would not do anything. The light would blink off as to try to power up but then quickly go back to standby. Thanks to You Tube, I found people sharing videos on how to identify bad capacitors. Sure enough after opening up the tv, I found a bad puffed capacity.Borrowed a soldering iron and went to town. Now the tv boots just fine.I doubt it will matter to most, but this newer capacitor was ever so slightly larger, in height, when compared to the previous one. I'm ready to fix it 5 more times over ;)

Tv repair

fine replacement part tv now works

Replaced two "bloated" capacitors in an old VCR/DVD combo unit in an attempt to fix a machine that wouldn't work. I didn't want to take the time to troubleshoot the unit and took a chance after a visual inspection revealed the "bloated" caps. After replacing both caps, the unit worked as good as ever.

Two of these capacitors resurrected my 9 year old Samsung model LN46B750 TV. Samsung TVs of a certain age are notorious for prematurely blowing dirt cheap capacitors. But, those with moderate soldering skills can repair them with these capacitors. In the image of the power supply board, the 2 blown capacitors are located left of the ribbon cable and just above the large, silver, rectangular heat sink. You know they are blown because the tops are rounded, rather than flat. That effect is caused by expanding gases at the time of failure. Search YouTube for "Samsung TV Won't Turn On - How to Repair Bulging Capacitor" & you will find a video explaining how to do the repair. Desoldering & removing the blown capacitors is the hard part.

Repaired a 12 years old samsung tv with this,saved me a lot of money.

It worked perfectly for my purposeAnd great build quality