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How Do I Attached This Can Cap?

mcdmgb

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I managed to loosen a capacitor can on my Scott 299. The tech replaced the original cap with a new cap that does not have the tabs that the original had (see photo). Do I reattach it with glue? If so, which type of glue?

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I guess your only choices are to re-glue the can back onto the board, or replace it with a proper can with tabs installed as some here have recommended.
If the amp is working fine as is, I would re-glue the can and move on.
 
I didn't do the work. I don't instruct a tech how to do repairs or what parts to use. He's suppose to know.
I see in your other posts that he used JJ caps, I think they are good caps but he should have installed a clamp with them, like pictured. Lots of techs out there that do quick/sloppy/cheap work while charging a premium for it.
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I see in your other posts that he used JJ caps, I think they are good caps but he should have installed a clamp with them, like pictured. Lots of techs out there that do quick/sloppy/cheap work while charging a premium for it.
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I’ve glued that type of cap to the “football” type of fiber mounting plate with excellent results. I think I used something like E6000 adhesive around the rim.
 
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