You will find those cap for the LG 37LCD7 were underrated at 10V since there is really 15V floating around in there. 25V better long term ?
314368
The kit worked really well for me. The TV works like new. I haven't had any problems since I replaced everything. So not sure if its underated or not. Seems to be fine.
314369
If there really is 15 (or more) volts in the circuit, then a higher rated capacitor would seem like a good choice.
314370
Sorry, not much of an electrician. All I did was replace the ones that had the bludging top with the replacement of the same voltage and my tv now turns on in 5 seconds compared to 5 minutes.
1430656
Nobody can answer this with certainty with that limited information. If you already visually inspected the power supply PCB and found that some capacitors have a bulge you compare this with the parts list of the package and the volt and capacitor ratings in it. When I repaired my power supply I found three capacitors that where way off their rating. Replacing them returned the plasma TV back to normal operations. If you have little experience with soldering and technical repair there is the risk of you creating more problems.
1810889
I my case, I can get close to two hours of continuous use from my Lilliput 667gl 7 inch monitor. I use a standard SONY NP-F550 battery. I hope this input helps.CJWartley.com
437141
It all depends on the connector type, and the polarity of the adapter vs the one on the device. If the shoe fits, as they say, just don't turn the brightness and volume up all the way or you may burn out your adapters no matter which one you use. Half a volt usually doesn't matter except to laptops themselves, other devices aren't as sensitive as some will still work at lower voltages, but barely in some cases.
465542
I always used the 4.2v with no problems . I tryed the 3.0 and it was a little dimmer when fully charged ,almost couldnt notice tho
459725
wow! that's great to know! Thanks nguyen!anything less than 150 watts or so is great (at least till we get to OLED)
1923395
Yes. 11.1v source is too high for 7.4v use. It's okay to go higher mAh for longer use or a li'l more power but higher voltage will fry device.
1164428
do not know the answer to this specific question but I can say that it is a good power supply I designed to fit I do not have this specific product but I do have LG type products and it fits very well and charge time is reasonably short I'm very pleased with them so far matter of fact may try to buy a few more just the stash that's the best help I could be with that answer sorry
1978576
The LG is similar to this. They probably all have power bricks now. While they have found out how to reduce the monitor depth they still can get those small enough, but it has improved.
181394
That would be it! I have mine at 14.8V small phillips head scredriver does the trick, make sur your have your load applied while checking the voltage at the device for voltage drop.
2208803
There is a suitable tip for your laptop. M2 - 19.5V/Max90W - 6.5 x 4.4mm - Sony By the way, if in any case, you need to confirm the compatibility of other laptop models, please send "QRY+your laptop brand+your laptop model" (e.g. "QRY Dell 1525") to UniversalAdapterSupport@ianker.com . If your laptop model is covered under our compatibility list, you can receive an email auto-response in a few seconds stating the specific DC tip fitting your laptop. (If you didn't receive the email, your laptop model may possibly not be covered under our list for the time being. We will reply an email to you ASAP for final confirmation).
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I bought this kit for our LG flat screen which is 36 inches wide. The kit comes with multiple capacitor sizes. I found that once I opened up the TV not all capacitors were blown (you can tell when they are blown because the top of the capacitor, which is shaped like a small battery, is rounded rather than flat). I replaced about 5 of mine and there were several capacitors in each size in the kit. I would think if you have any LG it would work. I would also think if by off chance you need more capacitors of a certain size you could go to Radio Shack or someplace like that to get more. Watch the video on replacing the, if I can do it anyone can (I am a woman without an ounce of knowledge on electrical components!), my son did help because it was easier to have 2 sets of hands - one to unsolder the old capacitor one side of the board and another to pull gently on the capacitor until it pulls free. Good luck!
1324598
My charger, a ThruNite MCCC-4, outputs a charging level of 4.2v. When the battery reaches this level, shown onLCD panel, it shuts off, fully charged. The battery "likes" to hold an operating voltage of 3.5, so using a charging voltage of 3.8 would be conservative, and certainly safe. These batteries are very robust, and will not take more than they're designed for.
349815
I would say yes since it suffers poor cell construction leading to low or insufficient voltage.Just dont let it near your wallet.
87301
Should be fine. The mah is storage of energy, so it just means the battery should last longer.
781331
we use the brightest 3528 SMD LEDs for these GRV brand LED Bulns,It about 95~120 Lumens when work at DC12V ~13V ,but Cann't use for more than 13V DC ,maybe become very hot more than 13V and short lifetime,maybe too hot and will Burned soon if input voltage above 14V DC,Someone said Burned out soon due to some new RV output about 14V Voltage,please confirm voltage is about DC12V when install it,thanks!thanks!
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It all depends on the dimensions of the battery you currently have. The 1600mAH @ 3.7v only tells you the electrical potential, capacity, and transfer rate, not the size. Not all batteries are made equal so I wouldn't personally wouldn't chance buying a battery designed for a different phone.