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![]() I read that the electrolytic capacitors reform occurs after 1 hour of use if I reform use energize these electrolytic capacitors for 1 hour and the next day I use these electrolytic capacitors for 5 minutes the reform will be lost because I used 5 minutes and not another 1 hour?
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![]() you only need to reform caps that have been unused for years - many years.
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![]() yes, I renovated it but after the renovation if I turn on the device for 5 minutes the previous renovation of 1 hour will be lost so whenever I turn on the electrolytic capos after the main renovation of 1 hour do I need to wait 1 hour and not just 5 minutes?
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![]() no, once you rejuventate a capacitor it is good for years.
but you really need to look up how to do it, you are supposed to use the rated voltage at a low current for 24hours |
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![]() in my case the electrolytic capacitors are inside electronic devices I will have to disassemble everything to remove the electrolytic capacitors is very complex
if i reform them for 1 hour then i can call for a few minutes and the reform will not be lost? |
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![]() thats not "reforming"
how old is your stuff? i think your concerned for no reason - games consoles have not been around long enough to need reforming. and you cant repair dried out capacitors by reforming anyway. modern caps dont fail that way - they dry up inside or they leak - sometimes because the rubber seal hardens and fails you only reform LARGE caps that are in old 70's and older A/V gear. and even then it's a waste of time in my opinion. |
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![]() snes console, ps2 slim console, tvs crt
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![]() none of that qualify's for reforming
those consoles dont even have internal power supplies. crt based stuff will slowly dry out their capacitors and need a recap, but not till you see a problem. because some crt based stuff can run all day for 30 years before you see an issue |
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