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== Capacitor Failure Symptoms == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:center;" |+ '''Symptoms of Capacitor Failure''' |- ! Location !! Symptom !! Component Type |- | Logic board || No boot, audio distortion, intermittent crashes || SMD electrolytics |- | Logic board || No startup chime, crackling audio || Audio filter capacitors |- | TV tuner board || No TV function, poor reception, no audio in TV mode || SMD electrolytics |- | Analog board || Dim display, geometry issues, power instability || Through-hole electrolytics |- | Analog board || Horizontal/vertical size drift, power cycling || Filter capacitors |} '''Visual indicators of capacitor failure:''' * Brown or black residue under/around capacitors * Bulging or domed capacitor tops * Leaking fluid from capacitor base * Corrosion on nearby traces or components * Crystalline deposits on PCB See [[Macintosh TV Capacitor Replacement Guide]] for replacement specifications and procedures.
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