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Can you replce a 35v 1500uf with a 50v 1500uf capicator?

aspickert

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Can you replce a 35v 1500uf with a 50v 1500uf capicator?

I wanted to know if it would be fine to replace a 35v 1500uf with a 50v 1500uf cap? This is for a plasma tv. Please let me know and if you could give me advice when replacing caps that would be great. I wanted to know if replacing a cap with a higher one would be fine as long as it has the same farad?

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daveallens

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11 years ago

Yes. Any capacitor with a higher voltage rating just ensures it will not break down or explode. You are safe with a higher cap voltage.

Rjune1

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11 years ago

yes but it will be a larger capacitor

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