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=== Power supply PCB (CA014155) === This board carries the mains-derived circuitry, both regulators, the RF modulator and the power and interlock switches. Seven of the machine's eight electrolytics are here.<ref name="fsm" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:90%; text-align:center;" |+ Atari 400 power supply PCB electrolytic capacitors ! Designator !! Value !! Rating !! Package !! Atari part number |- | C201 || 470 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014370 |- | C202 || 470 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014370 |- | C204 || 2200 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014373 |- | C205 || 2200 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014373 |- | C207 || 10 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014371 |- | C209 || 4700 µF || 16 V || Radial || C014374-01 or C014374-02 |- | C210 || 22 µF || 16 V || Axial || C014393 |} The remaining capacitors on this board are not electrolytics and should be left alone unless they test faulty: C203, C208 and C211 are 0.22 µF polyester film (C010394), C206 is 0.1 µF ceramic and C212–C213 are 0.001 µF ceramic.<ref name="fsm" />
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