It is two capacitor in series on the primary side. They share the voltage. 325V (DC) peak / 2 ≈ 162V.
The PSU can be converted to 110/120V. The midpoint of both caps are then connected to Neutral on the AC side. They are rated 250V or 200V in the schematics as well.
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Sent Wrong Capacitors?
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Re: Sent Wrong Capacitors?
Thanks for the reassurance, I thought it unlikely he'd send out the wrong ones considering all the testing and research he's done. (I assume he's a he).PhilC wrote: 09 May 2026 18:15 @ChrisA don't worry, @exxos will. Have selected correct caps for his replacement kits.
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Re: Sent Wrong Capacitors?
Thanks, that's good to know.DoG wrote: 09 May 2026 20:34 It is two capacitor in series on the primary side. They share the voltage. 325V (DC) peak / 2 ≈ 162V.
The PSU can be converted to 110/120V. The midpoint of both caps are then connected to Neutral on the AC side. They are rated 250V or 200V in the schematics as well.
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