Don't tell me you got more , do you?

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And it's not even Christmas

[quote user="tournedos"]The physical size will have as much to do with the voltage rating as the capacitance. Those original SMD cans in the pictures will be good for either 0.22 uF / 63 V or 22 uF / 6.3V - hard to tell from the pictures where a decimal point is and where one isn't...[/quote] Exactly as what my colleague here at work told

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="Leslie"]How much is this value 226?[/quote] 22 * 10^6 pF = 22 uF Anyway, seems I might just as well roll a dice for my shopping list if I want to be done within one evening [/quote] Anyway, .22uF is the same as 220nF? I think this size does not fit in the SMD housing as shown in the picture,

Have 4 (refoamed), somewhere

How much is this value 226? It still works perfect.... Check my other thread Or this

[quote user="Die_Bogener"] The picture text is wrong. Please read what's printed on the caps. The real value for the 2 caps is not 22uf, it is 0,22uF. The "." is difficult to read but it is there... [/quote] Are you sure Die Bogener? Don't wanna argue with you as an expert but in other threads like this and the other they

Off course you can! Remember that I can only try to fix the "No Contact" issue.

I would do it for free (except for the shipping costs), but no guarantees. I think your friend can do it, it's not that hard. Let me know...