Question electrolytic capacitor

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Thanks. The answer to all those ?'s is No.

 

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careful now.....

It seems we are in the dark web of "replace all the caps and that tv with the smashed screen will magically work"

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Electronic devices that use electrolytic capacitors from the early 90's need to be turned on at what frequency of time interval to prevent failures from disuse? i have crt tv, snes, megadrive, ps2 slim, power supply

not are new capacitors are capacitors 90s

 

I have electrical equipment from the seventies which have capacitors. I just turn them on when I need them and luckily they still work. There used to be many people who worked on things like stereo equipment to fix this kind of problem but, at least in my small town, I'd be hard pressed to find anyone today.

 

I have stuff from the 60's with electrolytic caps and they are fine.. not so much some of the plastic cased paper ones..

An ESR meter (Chinesium component testers are like $20 on fleabay!!!) will sort out the Security Risks from the NSA spooks in your rig.

Saying that.. I just got through fixing a Vortexion 200W amp made in 1949.. 1200V @ 6A DC on the exposed 807 anode caps... spicy..