Greetings,
Nees assistance in identifying this Capacitor.
For Automotive use
Thanks in advance
EPCOS
841692-S7158-Q1
1500 uF (Q)
40 V-
55/1
08.12
It is what the picture shows. It’s an Epcos B41692 series capacitor. It’s 1500uF, and rated for 40v. Pretty sure they’re obsolete, but looks like you can find them easily online.
You can check out this capacitor as a possible alternate. It’s not obsolete, but it looks like it’s not in stock here at Digikey.
Good luck!
Thank you for the reply, can you provide online seller? Thanks,
Luis
slycer2002 is correct. These appear to be obsolete, and we do not have any remaining stock in the EPCOS capacitor. I found 2 possible alternates for you. Click here for 399-PEG227KKL4150ME4-ND, and Click here for 4532PHBK-ND. Please check the specs and the datasheets.
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@aerialimaging I’m looking for the same component. Am I correct that this is also a fan controller on a Land Rover? Did replacing the caps work for you?
Hi @wernich.bekker ,
I cannot speak for your application but based on the puffed-up capacitor in their picture, this is typically caused by heat and age of the capacitor and generally there would be no other circuit damage. It would be a different story if it got a voltage spike or something like that, so it is a good chance if your capacitor is puffed similar to this that it would be the only fix needed. If indeed that is the only problem, it may be a good idea to replace all capacitors, especially electrolytic (can) types.