Road Burners Monitor Componant idenification?

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Forgot to write down the monitor type I think it might be a neotec? NT-2702 is on chassis? Components are C423 #474J CS400 and L401 #LL00026

Thanks in advance...
 
Forgot to write down the monitor type I think it might be a neotec? NT-2702 is on chassis? Components are C423 #474J CS400 and L401 #LL00026

Thanks in advance...

If nobody can help you please shoot me a pm in 2 days and I will have one to check for you. I have one coming in and would be more than happy to take a quick peek.
 
Forgot to write down the monitor type I think it might be a neotec? NT-2702 is on chassis? Components are C423 #474J CS400 and L401 #LL00026

Thanks in advance...

An "L" (as in L401) stands for a coil, choke, or an inductor. These are usually measured in miliHenrys (mH). I'm not for sure what LL00026 could mean.

A "C" (as in C423) is for capacitor. The "474" is it's value....470000 picofarads (pf)......or more commonly known .47 microfarads (µf). The CS400 might be it's voltage rating....400 volts. There's also several different kinds of capacitors (mylar, ceramic, electrolytic, polypropylene, polyester, etc.). Without a picture, it's impossible to say what you have.....but at (possibly) a 400 volt rating....I'd guess polyester or polypropylene.

Edward
 
An "L" (as in L401) stands for a coil, choke, or an inductor. These are usually measured in miliHenrys (mH). I'm not for sure what LL00026 could mean.

A "C" (as in C423) is for capacitor. The "474" is it's value....470000 picofarads (pf)......or more commonly known .47 microfarads (µf). The CS400 might be it's voltage rating....400 volts. There's also several different kinds of capacitors (mylar, ceramic, electrolytic, polypropylene, polyester, etc.). Without a picture, it's impossible to say what you have.....but at (possibly) a 400 volt rating....I'd guess polyester or polypropylene.

Edward

I figured that was what the value was but wanted to confirm but after searching the forums I found a thread stating it should be a 250v 0.056uf and wanted to confirm which value was correct? The inductor was directly next to it and was burnt up when the cap melted and can't find any info or schematics on the chassis...
 
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