Capacitor blown! - NAD C350 2-Channel Amplifier

You may have one or more capacitors blown. This is a very typical problem. Google "Blown TV capacitor" to see the pictures of a (blown) capacitor so you know what and where to look inside the TV.

what model tv? take out the capacitor and bring it to radio shack im sure they can match it up easily for you if you cant read what it is

this may be result of blown capacitor - have it analyzed by applying strong magnet over the inside speaker , if humming persists, then its not blown capacitor -- the capacitor stores energy, and if that energy is lossed an out in the airwaves, thats the humming effect

Hello everyone having problems with there RCA DRC8335. If you are getting the HELLO sign and nothing else(which i was too).
First you have to find the blown capacitor. All the capacitors should have a flat top. If you find one that is not flat and if gets hot to the touch when your vhs/dvd player has power you found your source. Next unplug your dvd/vhs player and take out the blown capacitor. Do not waste your money tring to get it fix by a so call pro. The parts you need is less than .55 cents(lol). Now the capacitor that you take out should have a code number(mine was c226) which is located in the same area as the blown part. Measure the capacitor and call for your part number 1-800-344-4539 Digi-key.com will find the part you need(only if u know what part u need)
1.find the blown capacitor
2.remove it
3.get the number below the blown capacitor
4. measure it.
5.call for your part number
6.put your hard earn dollar(not dollars) to work
7.and you can say Thanks Maximilian Moore for saving me money

You have a blown capacitor in your machine. If you are good with a soldering iron, great, you can fix it yourself. Otherwise, find a friend who is good with a soldering iron. Parts should cost you less than $2 for a new capacitor. Replaced the blown capacitor in my machine, and my stuck tape popped out with no fuss once I powered the system back up.

Be sure you replaced the capacitor in the proper (+) (-) orientation. There is a half moon shape line on the board on one side of the capacitor legs, that is the negative terminal. If incorrectly installed it will not work.

The capacitor that is blown wouldnot be a 150V but a 450V. Dannol, I think you should really double check that as you most probably could be wrong or it most probably is a typo error.

The correct capacitor is a 104K450 NIS T83. 100nf (0.1uf), 10% tolerance and 450V rad polyester type.

Dear Biigjohn, First, first C613 means that it is a capacitor, not a resistor.And It seems to be a electrolytic Capacitor.If it has burst, then it's can will be inside. just search. the details of the Capacitor will be on it. most likely it will be a 10mfd 160V capacitor. Check and replace.