Hi there,
I am currently repairing an old Hammond organ and am trying to get the foot pedals working. So far I have eliminated faults with the wiring and switches and have come across these 2 tantalum capacitors. (See photos attached). They appear to be open circuit and not holding any charge as far as I can tell. Although I am not the most experienced at these things, when testing other tantalum capacitors on the board with the multi meter set to ohms, the value slowly increases. However these ones don't.
One of the capacitors appears to have some sort of Japanese writing on it which I can't figure out what it says the value is. Can anyone help me figure out what this capacitors value is so I can replace it?
Thanks
I am currently repairing an old Hammond organ and am trying to get the foot pedals working. So far I have eliminated faults with the wiring and switches and have come across these 2 tantalum capacitors. (See photos attached). They appear to be open circuit and not holding any charge as far as I can tell. Although I am not the most experienced at these things, when testing other tantalum capacitors on the board with the multi meter set to ohms, the value slowly increases. However these ones don't.
One of the capacitors appears to have some sort of Japanese writing on it which I can't figure out what it says the value is. Can anyone help me figure out what this capacitors value is so I can replace it?
Thanks