Hello,
I am researching/preparing to replace the capacitors on a power supply board in a 1970s reel to reel machine (a TEAC A-6300).
I have dug up (okay google dug up) the service manual which has a handy parts list and PCB layout. Yay!
However, one thing on the parts list has me confused. After listing some standard capacitors, a la:
C1, C2, C4 -- Elec -- 330uF --- 50V
We get to:
CR701-703 -- Spark Killer -- 0.1uF + 120Ohm 400V
The way this is drawn on the layout (a view of the PCB with tracers, then schematic symbols showing where the components go), this is one single component. (Not a combination of two components.)
When I look at capacitors on Mouser, there's no "spark killer" category alongside the film, electrolytic, and ceramic capacitors. What would I need to look for?
While I'm at it, I also don't see a metalized Mylar category on Mouser. What is a suitable replacement for this part? (This is another 0.1uF 400V capacitor -- or 9, actually).
Thanks in advance for the help.
(You can probably find the service manual through google, as I did, if that helps. It's a TEAC A-6300 as mentioned. It appears on manual pages 47 and 48,)
I am researching/preparing to replace the capacitors on a power supply board in a 1970s reel to reel machine (a TEAC A-6300).
I have dug up (okay google dug up) the service manual which has a handy parts list and PCB layout. Yay!
However, one thing on the parts list has me confused. After listing some standard capacitors, a la:
C1, C2, C4 -- Elec -- 330uF --- 50V
We get to:
CR701-703 -- Spark Killer -- 0.1uF + 120Ohm 400V
The way this is drawn on the layout (a view of the PCB with tracers, then schematic symbols showing where the components go), this is one single component. (Not a combination of two components.)
When I look at capacitors on Mouser, there's no "spark killer" category alongside the film, electrolytic, and ceramic capacitors. What would I need to look for?
While I'm at it, I also don't see a metalized Mylar category on Mouser. What is a suitable replacement for this part? (This is another 0.1uF 400V capacitor -- or 9, actually).
Thanks in advance for the help.
(You can probably find the service manual through google, as I did, if that helps. It's a TEAC A-6300 as mentioned. It appears on manual pages 47 and 48,)