Capacitors for Kenwood Chef A901

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Hi there, I have a vintage Kenwood Chef A901 kitchen mixer that has burned capacitors. I have searched on the internet and got the following info:

The Exact Components You Need

Because you have the base A901 model (not the later A901E or A901D, which use slightly different circuitry), you need a specific configuration of components. If you buy them locally in South Africa, ask an electronics shop for: [1]

  • 0.15µF (150nF) Capacitor: Must be X2-rated for mains suppression (min 275V AC).
  • 0.047µF (47nF) Capacitor: Also X2-rated.
  • 56-Ohm Resistor: Uprated to 2-watt or wirewound (helps handle heat better than the original).
  • 220-Ohm Resistor: Uprated to 3-watt.
  • Triac: Rated for 8A 600V (e.g., a standard BTA08-600)

But I need info please on current type of Capacitors that can be used.

I am trying to do it DIY.

The one capacitor has been burned and I cannot identify it.
See underneath.

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Kenwood A901 Capacitor - 3,8MHz
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Kenwood A901 Capacitors
Kenwood A901 Capacitors643×821 177 KB

Kenwood A901 Capacitor - Rifa PME 271 M547
Kenwood A901 Capacitor - Rifa PME 271 M547643×822 152 KB

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I present for your consideration:

CAP FILM 0.15UF 10% 275VAC RAD
PME271M615KR30

CAP FILM 0.047UF 20% 275VAC RAD
PME271M547MR30

RES 56 OHM 1% 3W AXIAL
UB3C-56RF1

RES 220 OHM 1% 3W AXIAL
UB3C-220RF1

TRIAC ALTERNISTOR 600V 8A TO220
BTA08-600CWRG STMicroelectronics | TRIACs | DigiKey

Here is some 1/4inch supplied diameter heat shrink in case you want to insulate any of your leads:
Q2-F-1/4-01-QB48IN-25