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[Solved] Celma Drill: Molten Capacitor Replacement or Bypass Options for Proper Functioning

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  • #1 16928623
    fifa1k
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    Hello, I have a Celma drill and I have a question because there was a capacitor in it that melted and I have a question if it can be bypassed somehow and connected so that it works properly or you need to buy this capacitor.
    Celma Drill: Molten Capacitor Replacement or Bypass Options for Proper Functioning
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    bearq
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    You can simply disconnect it. It is an anti-interference capacitor, the drill will also work without it.
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    fifa1k
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    Okay thanks and do you know which ones how to connect the 2 blue and green ones in what order?
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    BezAgresji
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    2 blue - voltage without green, green went from the stator to the capacitor.
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    Rezystor240
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    bearq wrote:
    You can simply disconnect it. It is an anti-interference capacitor, the drill will also work without it.


    The drill may work, but the radio playing next to it will make a lot of noise and prevent proper reception.

    It certainly won't hurt to insert a capacitor.
    It should have a capacity around 10-100nF.
    The cost of such a capacitor is less than PLN 10.
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    fifa1k
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    Works without a capacitor.
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