Thanks for the info. Would you happen to know what kind of capacitor if I were to try and source a replacement?
Use a multimeter and measure the capacitance. If I had access to this specific capacitor, I would.
If you can find the circuit design and share it with me, I can find it for you.
You cannot measure the capacitor in-circuit. You really need to unsolder the good cap and measure it with a capacitance meter. The schematics would be a lot easier.
My professor (when I learned how to test capacitance) had a handy meter that would unsolder the capacitor as you tested it. It was one hell of a rig, but still. I tried looking for a schematic and found nothing
