You can measure caps in circuit with an esr meter. You made it look easy. Now I gotta do the exact same on my dead ps2. Where do you buy your capacitor kits?
You don't want to measure caps in circuit, you'll get bad readings a lot of the time. It can work, but usually better to remove out of circuit. good using panasonic FR caps, good quality. these psus look cheap...i've rebuilt a ton of psus in my time and sometimes they are just awful quality wise. bet that cap sees a lot of high frequency
Thank you for tip - I figured that was the case. Seems like Sony went through a few power supply revisions on the PS2. Again, thank you for taking the time to answer my question
You can measure caps in circuit with an esr meter. You made it look easy. Now I gotta do the exact same on my dead ps2. Where do you buy your capacitor kits?
Having the right tools really helps. I got the caps on Amazon (link in description). Good luck!
Thank you for your video. Gotta try the same Thing tomorrow on my brothers ps2 :)
Hope it goes well!
You don't want to measure caps in circuit, you'll get bad readings a lot of the time. It can work, but usually better to remove out of circuit. good using panasonic FR caps, good quality. these psus look cheap...i've rebuilt a ton of psus in my time and sometimes they are just awful quality wise. bet that cap sees a lot of high frequency
Thank you for tip - I figured that was the case. Seems like Sony went through a few power supply revisions on the PS2. Again, thank you for taking the time to answer my question