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					<description><![CDATA[HI Isaac,

Yes it is ok to replace a 10v cap with 16 v cap.

Jestine]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>HI Isaac,</p>
<p>Yes it is ok to replace a 10v cap with 16 v cap.</p>
<p>Jestine</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[here is a repair info. i would like to share to all active members of this site i went through: yesterday i was repairing a decoder, the problem was that when pluged to ac power i found that the led power indicator was blinking, at first i was suspecting of dry joints but it was not after checking for any, i checked and tested all components in primary section and found that ok. then i jumped to secondary section i found that a diode has a very small leakage, i replaced it retest the unit found the same thing blinking, finally i used try and error method that i found that it was a supporting capacitor of 5v that boots microchip processor marked 1000mf 10v and i replaced with 1000mf 16v and the decoder worked again that i did not believe that was it really my handwork, but my wory is on capacitor voltage marking 10v-16v is this oky sir? i need your help please. send me more electronic info. i am proud of your honor sir yong. regards isaac i. sumani, salima-malawi. God bless.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>here is a repair info. i would like to share to all active members of this site i went through: yesterday i was repairing a decoder, the problem was that when pluged to ac power i found that the led power indicator was blinking, at first i was suspecting of dry joints but it was not after checking for any, i checked and tested all components in primary section and found that ok. then i jumped to secondary section i found that a diode has a very small leakage, i replaced it retest the unit found the same thing blinking, finally i used try and error method that i found that it was a supporting capacitor of 5v that boots microchip processor marked 1000mf 10v and i replaced with 1000mf 16v and the decoder worked again that i did not believe that was it really my handwork, but my wory is on capacitor voltage marking 10v-16v is this oky sir? i need your help please. send me more electronic info. i am proud of your honor sir yong. regards isaac i. sumani, salima-malawi. God bless.</p>
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