Is this a suitable replacement capacitor?

[banj0man]

Hi there,

Really simple question.

I acquired a braingt chipamp kit a good while ago, had some trouble with acquiring a suitable transformer so put it to bed and forgot about it. However I have now decided to breath new life into...

The C7 of the braingt schematic has had some damage to its lead since storing it away where the lead has been snapped off too short for it to go through the PCB board. http://chipamp.com/docs/lm3886-manual.pdf

I have bought what I thought was an exact replacement EEU-FC1H100L (see EEUFC1H100L - PANASONIC ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS - CAPACITOR ALUM ELEC, 10UF, 20 | element14 New Zealand), which I have noticed since buying is slight bigger in diameter.

Is there any adverse effects from using this EEU-FC1H100L as a replacement for c7.

Sorry for the really nooby question but just thought I would double check.
Thanks,

 

[danielwritesbac]

I checked the assembly document and the capacitor spec sheet. You have purchased a high quality replacement part. It is safe to use and should work nicely.

 

[banj0man]

Great thanks for that

 

[AndrewT]

Am I blind or what?

Where is C7?

 

[Philfr]

Hi,
C7 is for led at ps : "Install the LED capacitor, C7(observe polarity, longer lead = +) "
page 9.
http://chipamp.com/docs/lm3886-manual.pdf
Phil.

 

[mrWagner]

Am I blind or what?

Where is C7?

Check below in the component list.
It's orignal is also a 10uF 50v cap.

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