Hello! Buddy has this amplifier (power is 2x35W?) Only this element is missing in it. What to buy?

Depends how many places there is (height). I'm inserting Samsung capacitors 8200 ?F / 50 V. They are low, bulky, and cost PLN 5.

Sure! These three pins are the easiest way to have two capacitors in one housing; they support symmetrical voltage, eg +/- 35V. If you solder two capacitors in series, they will also have three pins: middle (to ground), + and -. A colleague above advises well. But how it was 2x4700 is enough, there is no exaggeration; but you can.

It will be fine. The capacitors will also be suitable.

yes this combination is supposed to look like, and the horses can be

This capacitor has 3 pins, and it looks like this:

Can I ask a schematic, how to solder it ??

Forgive my lame question, but it's supposed to look like this: These kondy will be good?

I am just going to a change in condition, but I have to exchange two ELNY at 5600uF 45V (the original has 2x4700uF 40V) and I have a problem connecting because the terminals have 3 outputs and I do not know how to sleep together and Tosce was one of the condensers with 3 leads. Will you do according to this drawing, that is, minus to minus on the board plus the minus of the second capacitor and plus the second capacitor to the plus on the plate and NC output together to the mass on the plate will be ok or everything must be connected parallel ???

ELNA produced combined capacitors (two in one housing), hence three leads

ELNA not ELWA (Elwa is original in Tosca). I have two capacitors of 5600uF and I want to know if it will be good if it connects as shown in the picture.

Fonici PW0350 Amplifier: Seeking 2x35W C180 (2x4700uF) Component Replacement Options

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#1 3332529 14 Dec 2006 23:25

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Hello!
Buddy has this amplifier (power is 2x35W?) Only this element is missing in it. What to buy?
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Depends how many places there is (height). I'm inserting Samsung capacitors
8200 ?F / 50 V. They are low, bulky, and cost PLN 5.
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This capacitor has 3 pins, and it looks like this:
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Sure! These three pins are the easiest way to have two capacitors in one housing; they support symmetrical voltage, eg +/- 35V. If you solder two capacitors in series, they will also have three pins: middle (to ground), + and -. A colleague above advises well. But how it was 2x4700 is enough, there is no exaggeration; but you can.
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Can I ask a schematic, how to solder it ??
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Forgive my lame question, but it's supposed to look like this:

These kondy will be good?
http://www.allegro.pl/item148526393_4700uf_50v_22x41_105_c_kod0433_.html
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It will be fine. The capacitors will also be suitable.
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yes this combination is supposed to look like, and the horses can be
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thank you all
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I am just going to a change in condition, but I have to exchange two ELNY at 5600uF 45V (the original has 2x4700uF 40V) and I have a problem connecting because the terminals have 3 outputs and I do not know how to sleep together and Tosce was one of the condensers with 3 leads.

Will you do according to this drawing, that is, minus to minus on the board plus the minus of the second capacitor and plus the second capacitor to the plus on the plate and NC output together to the mass on the plate will be ok or everything must be connected parallel ???
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ELNA produced combined capacitors (two in one housing), hence three leads
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ELNA not ELWA (Elwa is original in Tosca). I have two capacitors of 5600uF and I want to know if it will be good if it connects as shown in the picture.
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The discussion revolves around finding a suitable replacement for a missing capacitor in the Fonici PW0350 amplifier, specifically a component rated at 2x4700uF. Participants suggest using Samsung capacitors rated at 8200uF/50V due to their low profile and affordability. The importance of the capacitor's three-pin configuration is highlighted, allowing for symmetrical voltage support. Users inquire about soldering techniques and schematics for proper installation. The ELNA brand is mentioned in relation to combined capacitors, and there is a discussion about connecting capacitors with three leads. Overall, the community provides guidance on selecting and installing appropriate capacitors for the amplifier.
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