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== Working out the values == Because no list exists, the values have to come from the parts themselves. # '''Photograph the board before touching it''', square-on and in good light, so you can recover the original layout and polarity. # '''Read the printing on each electrolytic.''' Forty-year-old parts are usually still legible: value in ยตF, working voltage, and often a temperature rating. Note the '''physical size''' too, because the replacement has to fit the same hole spacing and the same clearance under the case. # '''Record polarity''' โ both from the part and from the "+" mark on the silkscreen, which the Series 1 board does carry. # '''Measure each part out of circuit''' with an ESR/capacitance meter. In-circuit readings on a board with an LM324 and several transistors across the rails are not trustworthy. # '''Note the lead pitch''' before you order. Build a table for your own machine as you go. If you do this, please consider contributing it โ a verified Series 1 capacitor list does not currently exist anywhere public.
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