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Has one of your common electronic devices stopped working? Electricians know that a faulty capacitor can often be the culprit. Learning to change a capacitor yourself is a great way to learn about basic electrical repair, and it might even prevent you from completely and unnecessarily replacing your favorite set of speakers or camera. Since capacitors can hold an electrical charge, it's important to use a multi-meter or similar voltage detector to ensure that no charge is present in the old capacitor. Once this is complete, you can replace it with a new one using a small soldering iron. Put vintage electronics back into action with a new capacitor.
Sears has an assortment of capacitors to suit any number of small or large electronics. Choose a 10V capacitor with a 20 percent tolerance for use in custom electronic or musical devices. Its coating is specially designed for high temperatures and low interference. Looking to upgrade your car's audio setup? A digital capacitor includes mounting brackets, a digital display and built-in surge protection to ensure uninterrupted power to your speakers and subwoofer.
From capacitors and oscillators to integrated circuits and LEDs, Sears has a wide array of electronic components for completing your next upgrade or repair. The power is in your hands with a capacitor.