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== What is not an electrolytic on this board == Worth stating plainly, because the previous version of this page got it wrong:<ref name="sm">Commodore Business Machines, ''C64 / C64C Service Manual'', March 1992, hosted at [[Commodore 64 / 64C Service Manual]]. Parts list for PCB assembly 250469-01 (C64-E), giving capacitance, voltage rating, package and Commodore part number for every capacitor on the short board.</ref> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:80%; text-align:left;" ! Ref !! What it actually is |- | C2โC4, C6, C76, C90 || Ceramic, 470 pF 50 V |- | C74 || Ceramic, 1000 pF 50 V |- | C80, C81 || Ceramic, 1800 pF 50 V / 2200 pF 25 V depending on the list |- | C86โC88 || Ceramic, 220 pF 50 V |- | C94 || Ceramic, 150 pF 50 V |- | C70, C71 || Ceramic, 22000 pF |- | C1, C7, C28โC30 || Ceramic, 0.1 ยตF 25 V |} Ceramics of this type do not age the way aluminium electrolytics do and are not part of a routine recap.
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