MaximRecoil
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I want to replace the 330μF 200V (location = C5) radial capacitor in my Nintendo Punch-Out power supply (PP-1000A). The original capacitor is short and fat, while the only replacement of that value I can find is tall and thin; enough so that when the power supply is assembled, the top of the capacitor would just contact the metal housing of the power supply.
The question is: is that a problem? If so, can I put a piece of rubber or electrical tape on the top of the capacitor, to go between it and the metal housing of the power supply, for insulation?
The question is: is that a problem? If so, can I put a piece of rubber or electrical tape on the top of the capacitor, to go between it and the metal housing of the power supply, for insulation?
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