Yeah, plus they're a type that's usually best replaced, even if they don't have "mushrooms" or "cauliflower" growing out the endsCapacitor noob here who doesn't get the joke - it's the stuff leaking out of them, right?
They're old axial aluminum electrolytic capacitors from the 1970s.What type would that be? Just curious.
Looks fine to me? Can everyone else see it?Glitch,
For some reason your image has disappeared. I would be interested in seeing what you posted for my own records...
Dave
The CDE computer grade ones are often fine, after a reform! Most manufacturers' axials are well past the "best by" date though. I've got a huge quantity of them in The Gym that I probably need to find a recycler for...Glitch, it's nice to see the manufacturer provided you a time to change indicator. Not all makers were so kind. Most made you have to do a bunch of tests and stuff. Just in case, I've got a bunch of late 1960's NOS Cornell-Dubilier cap's here if you want to replace those with, most of these are still lacking turnips growing on them. (for now). Sure to be good, I think...........................