Note: <\/strong>This guide was made from my personal experiences with these PowerBook models. Some revisions may vary and some similar models may use different capacitors. As always, your millage may vary<\/em> so do your research before ordering parts!
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Please see the table below for a list of capacitors for this model. The size details (in millimeters) below are for the original capacitor, this will help you find a replacement capacitor that should fit. These sizes are approximates and may not be exact.
Note: <\/strong>Sometimes the URLs may not work, search for the Mfr. Part # instead to find a comparable component. Be careful and always compare the details, as these can all look the same!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
[Note: <\/strong>A 100uf @ 6.3V<\/strong> capacitor can be used instead. This is what I used and what I am linking to above. Also, due to component shortages, you can use the Mf. Part # to find similar parts on other supplier websites, like Digikey, etc.]. The above links have been updated as of 2\/2023.<\/li><\/ul>\n\n\n\n