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    AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

    Nicely built P4 board which uses SDRAM - worth preserving

    Spoiled by Lelon RXA caps - 2 of 2200uf 16v and 1 of 1500uf 6.3v

    Other caps are Panasonic FJ 2200uf 6.3v and Chemicon (?) TMZ 1000uf 6.3v

    Talk about spoiling a nice board by scrimping a few cents
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    better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

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    Re: AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

    Lelon replaced by same spec Sanyo (tested on ESR meter) from donor boards - all working well

    One of the big Lelon propped upside down in the pic to show its split bung
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    better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

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      #3
      Re: AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

      I got sent here from your GA-8I915P Duo motherboard thread.
      Yes, epic thread revival, I know.

      Anyways, this seems like a decent old board. Are those Sanyo caps next to the 4-pic CPU connector legit, though? Their vent suggests fake Sanyo. Also, there is a free spot next to them. Should have inserted another cap there for extra filtering.

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        #4
        Re: AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

        ^ 12.5mm and larger diameter Sanyo (Suncon) capacitors have always used the overlapping X in lieu of the typical K vent stamp. Now, if it was a regular + vent stamp, they'd be fake. The replacements look to be the WX series, which is certainly worlds better than the very horrible Lelon RXA series.

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          #5
          Re: AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

          Got it. Thanks for the info, Wester.

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            #6
            Re: AOpen AX4BS Pro with bad Lelon caps

            Originally posted by pfrcom View Post
            Talk about spoiling a nice board by scrimping a few cents
            that manufacturer seems to have absolutely no clue where exactly the right places are to scrimp on caps...

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