mica condencers

What do you think about replacing them.

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Depends,testing them takes time so does replacing them..Replacing them can take a lot of time and money.Up to you if you replace them or not.I replace if im keeping the set.I find most times they are good to go so i dont replace them..Sprman

denver wrote:What do you think about replacing them.

I don't think you should shotgun all your micas, unless you are having a specific issue with one of them.
I am all for replacing one if it is found to be bad. No doubt. As Angelo says, you can do them all, but run up your repair bill.

With a little diagnostic work, you should be ale to isolate the area of the trouble.

If the set is working well, leave 'em alone. They won't cause damage like an electrolytic cap would.

Thanks again. My problem is working on to many sets at the same time.

denver wrote:Thanks again. My problem is working on [i]too[/i] many sets at the same time.

Maybe a little ADHD I know what you mean. I will get one set going, then have another I think I can do fast. Never happens.

It does help to keep the parts in boxes, otherwise I may misplace parts in another areas.

I found that staying with only one, at least until I repair the chassis and it is working, then I can do various ther parts of the resto. Cleaning, cabinets, etc.