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  • gtsamour
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    • Jul 2019
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    • Greece

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    tplink vr600 modem router - Capacitor

    Anyone know what brand this is? Its inside a tplink vr600 modem router. Should I replace it?
    https://imgur.com/XT0F70S
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  • DBBJAF
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    • Apr 2020
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    Re: tplink vr600 modem router - Capacitor

    It's a solid capacitor , it's not matter what brand you must test it with a multimeter that has a capacitor test on it, out of circuit.but in my experience, i never replaced this type of capacitor and you may say what's the modem router problem ?

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    • CapLeaker
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      • Dec 2014
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      Re: tplink vr600 modem router - Capacitor

      why do you want to replace it fist place? Test it with an ESR meter.

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      • ant3202
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Jun 2006
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        • Singapore

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        Re: tplink vr600 modem router - Capacitor

        Originally posted by gtsamour
        Anyone know what brand this is? Its inside a tplink vr600 modem router. Should I replace it?
        https://imgur.com/XT0F70S
        https://www.apaq.com.tw/en/product

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