nutpecker
Active Member
So as a first-timer I recapped some old Polk 5JR+'s and it was one cap and one resistor, a piece of cake. I'm feeling pretty capable! Then my left B&W (circa 1980) suddenly all but died, so I checked all connections (good) then removed the crossover. What??? See pics below and replacement list (Metalized Polypropylene Crossover Capacitors from Parts-Express):
Pos Q uF V Brand Desc.
A 2 0.22 250 Dayton PMPC-0.22 (parallel with .47)
A 2 0.47 250 Dayton PMPC-0.47
G 2 1 250 Dayton PMPC-1.0
E 2 1.5 250 Dayton PMPC-1.5
F 2 2.2 250 Dayton PMPC-2.2
B, D 4 3.3 250 Dayton PMPC-3.3
C 2 4.7 250 Dayton PMPC-4.7
Am I on the right track here? The original caps -- are those film? They're labled ITT-GB and they're all 100V. Capacitances on list above are all the same as originals. 250V instead of 100V is OK for the replacements, right?
Pos Q uF V Brand Desc.
A 2 0.22 250 Dayton PMPC-0.22 (parallel with .47)
A 2 0.47 250 Dayton PMPC-0.47
G 2 1 250 Dayton PMPC-1.0
E 2 1.5 250 Dayton PMPC-1.5
F 2 2.2 250 Dayton PMPC-2.2
B, D 4 3.3 250 Dayton PMPC-3.3
C 2 4.7 250 Dayton PMPC-4.7
Am I on the right track here? The original caps -- are those film? They're labled ITT-GB and they're all 100V. Capacitances on list above are all the same as originals. 250V instead of 100V is OK for the replacements, right?