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{{DeviceAlerts}}The G4 MDD is the third  and final generation of Apple's Power Mac G4s, named so due to its '''M'''irrored '''D'''rive '''D'''oors. It was produced from 2002 to 2004, and is notable for being one of the last Macs capable of running Mac OS 9 (with some caveats).{{InfoboxDevice
{{InfoboxDevice
|Title = PowerMac G4 MDD
|Title = PowerMac G4 MDD
|Picture =  
|Picture =Apple_PowerMac_G4_M8570_MDD_front.jpg
|Release Year = 2002
|Release Year = 2002
|Mounting Technology = Through Hole, SMD, BGA, Sockets
|Mounting Technology = Through Hole, SMD, BGA, Sockets
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|Destructive Entry = No
|Destructive Entry = No
}}
}}
==Known Issues==


==Known Issues==
=== Power Supply ===
The power supplies in these Macs are known for suffering from failed capacitors. A recap may fix these, but sometimes the problem could be with another component that has failed. There are means to also replace the PSU in these Macs with an ATX one, though generally this route will cause you to lose the 24v rail which is needed for ADC monitors to function.
 
Symptoms of PSU failure can include but are not limited to:


===Symptom or Problem Encountered===
* Briefly powering on, then immediately back off (often accompanied by some clicks from the system)
====Causes====
* System only powering on after the PSU has been plugged in for an extended period of time (10-30 minutes) before attempting to start
*Power Supply is Faulty with bad capacitors.
*When you try to power up your MDD, you will typically get a quick power light and fan spin and it will shut off.
====Solutions====
*Recapping the entire power supply generally fixes the problem. Although there is a chance some other components are faulty.


==Disassembly Notes==
==Disassembly Notes==
Please be careful when opening the power supply because there are high voltage capacitors inside which can cause great injury to yourself. There are 5 screws holding the housing together and 4 screws holding the fans that need to be removed. Once the screws are removed, the top part of the housing needs to slide away from the fans. After that disconnect the fan cables. There are 4 screws holding the board in place, one in each corner. The board can then slide out of place and you will need to flip the board over and desolder the two power cables (blue and brown, please take a picture of where these are located before desoldering them to help with reassembly). After that the board should be completely free.  
Please be careful when opening the power supply because there are high voltage capacitors inside which can cause great injury to yourself.
 
'''NOTE:''' If you are replacing the PSU fans while you're inside it, pay close attention to the CFM of the replacement fans, and match the original fans! Otherwise you may cause your newly recapped PSU to overheat and fail.
 
=== AcBel API1PC36 ===
There are 5 screws holding the housing together and 4 screws holding the fans that need to be removed. Once the screws are removed, the top part of the housing needs to slide away from the fans. After that, the fans can be disconnected from the fan control board (though they may be zip tied to adjacent cables).  
 
There are four screws around the perimeter of the main board, after those are removed the board should be mostly free, though you may get hung up on a filter cap that's behind the AC input. This cap is only adhered to the board, not soldered to anything, so it can be broken free of the main board without having to worry about desoldering anything. At this point the board should finally be free enough to slide it out and flip it over to desolder the two wires going to the AC input, take note of the orientation for reassembly.
 
The fan controller board has capacitors on it that may need to be replaced (this is where C401/C402/C403/C405/C407 are located). Even if they don't, it is recommended that this board be desoldered and moved out of the way to allow easier access to the capacitors behind and around it, as these do need to be replaced. The fan controller board is held in with both solder and a decent amount of adhesive, it may prove difficult to get it free of the main board even once the solder and most of the adhesive has been removed.
 
=== Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B ===
''Note: Documentation on this PSU is a work in progress.''
 
'''With the Samsung label facing you, and the cables coming out of the bottom,''' there are''':'''
 
* Three screws on the top side
* Three screws on the bottom
* A single screw on the back, close to the AC input
* A single long screw between the two intake fans, nearby the screw hole to mount the PSU inside the MDD (This is a long, fine thread screw. If you see a thick, coarse thread screw typical of a fan screw, you've got the wrong one.)
 
Once those are removed, lift the top (the part with the Samsung label) slowly away from the bottom half, lifting from the fan side.. You'll need to disconnect the the two fans from the main PCB, and they'll come away with the top half of the PSU. The AC input isn't soldered in, it can be disconnected from the main PCB. You'll also need to remove a screw that secures the ground wire to the rest of the PSU. At this point the top half should now be completely free and can be removed.
 
There are three screws around the perimeter of the PCB (one of them was the grounding screw) and '''a plastic rivet''' in the center of the PCB holding it to the bottom case. This rivet is easily defeated with a set of forceps or needlenose pliers and a careful hand: Reach in with your tool of choice, pinch the rivet and ''lightly'' pull up on the PCB as you do. The rivet should pop through the PCB and the PCB itself should now be free of the bottom metal casing.


==Original Parts==
==Original Parts==
===ACBel API1PC36===
===AcBel API1PC36===
''This recapping guide is only for the ACBEL 360w and 400w API1PC36 Rev. B power supply units. There are Samsung power supplies also for the MDD which this guide does not cover.''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+Capacitor [[Capacitor Specifications|Specifications]]
|+Capacitor [[Capacitor Specifications|Specifications]]
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!Height
!Height
![https://caps.wiki/wiki/Capacitor_Types Type]
![https://caps.wiki/wiki/Capacitor_Types Type]
|-
|C3, C4, C5
|100 µF
|450
|0.7"
|1.6"
|Radial
|-
|-
|C7
|C7
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C8
|C8, C32, C401
|47 µF
|47 µF
|25
|25
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C16
|C16, C29
|2200 µF
|2200 µF
|6.3
|6.3
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C29
|C30, C55, C56, C402
|2200 µF
|6.3
|0.4"
|0.9"
|Radial
|-
|C30
|0.47 µF
|0.47 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|0.45"
|Radial
|-
|C32
|47 µF
|25
|0.2"
|0.2"
|0.45"
|0.45"
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C53
|C53, C57
|4.7 µF
|4.7 µF
|50
|50
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C55
|C59, C60
|0.47 µF
|1000 µF
|10
|0.325"
|0.76"
|Radial
|-
|C403, C405, C407, C45
|10 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|0.2"
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|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C56
|C416
|0.47 µF
|470 µF
|16
|0.32"
|0.6"
|Radial
|}
 
=== Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B ===
There are two daughterboards inside this PSU, and one of them (the inner one that sits next to one of the big heatsinks) must be removed to access the three caps that sit behind it, in addition to the two caps that are on the daughterboard itself. The outer daughterboard that sits near the edge of the PCB can probably be worked around, but I found it easier to just remove it from the main PCB.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main PCB
!Part Number
!Capacitance
!Voltage
!Diameter
!Height
!Lead Spacing
!Type
!Notes
|-
|C122
|390 µF
|420
|35mm
|42mm
|12mm
|Radial
|
|-
|C209, C210, C213, C214, C251
|2200 µF
|10
|10mm
|24mm
|5mm
|Radial
|
|-
|C204, C205
|2200 µF
|16
|10mm
|30mm
|5mm
|Radial
|
|-
|C207
|470 µF
|16
|8mm
|12mm
|3.5mm
|Radial
|
|-
|C208, C363
|100 µF
|16
|6mm
|12mm
|3mm
|Radial
|
|-
|C236
|10 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11mm
|2.5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|
|-
|-
|C57
|C223
|4.7 µF
|470 µF
|50
|35
|0.2"
|10mm
|0.45"
|20mm
|5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|
|-
|-
|C59
|C222
|1000 µF
|1000 µF
|10
|35
|0.325"
|13mm
|0.76"
|25.5mm
|5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|
|-
|-
|C60
|C135, C137
|1000 µF
|56 µF
|10
|35
|0.32"
|6.5mm
|0.8"
|11.5mm
|3mm
|Radial
|Radial
|These caps require the removal of the inner daughterboard to access, as they sit behind it.
|-
|-
|C401
|C141
|47 µF
|47 µF
|25
|25
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11.5mm
|2.5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|This cap requires the removal of the inner daughterboard to access, as it sits behind it.
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Inner Daughterboard (Next to heat sink)
!Part Number
!Capacitance
!Voltage
!Diameter
!Height
!Lead Spacing
!Type
|-
|-
|C402
|C129
|0.47 µF
|10 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11.5mm
|2.5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C403
|C130
|10 µF
|22 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11.5mm
|2mm
|Radial
|Radial
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Outer Daughterboard
!Part Number
!Capacitance
!Voltage
!Diameter
!Height
!Lead Spacing
!Type
|-
|-
|C405
|C364, C365
|10 µF
|22 µF
|50
|50
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11.5mm
|2.5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C407
|C241
|10 µF
|'''2.2 µF'''
|50
|50
|0.2"
|5mm
|0.45"
|11.5mm
|2.5mm
|Radial
|Radial
|-
|-
|C416
|C375 '''(UNPOPULATED)'''
|470 µF
|N/A
|16
|N/A
|0.32"
|N/A
|0.6"
|N/A
|Radial
|N/A
|N/A
|}
|}
'''Notes:'''
'''Pay close attention to the outer daughterboard caps!''' There's a 22 µF cap right next to the 2.2 µF cap, and it's all too easy to mix these up with how small the text is.
'''C375''' was unpopulated on my board. It's only noted here in case you go back to check your work, in case you mistakenly think you forgot to put a cap there.


==Replacement Parts==
==Replacement Parts==
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!Qty
!Qty
!Compatible Part Number
!Compatible Part Number
!Order Links
!Untested alternative replacements
|-
|C3, C4, C5
|3
|450HXW100MEFR18X25
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/450HXW100MEFR18X25/15667988?s=N4IgTCBcDaICwFYAMAJAGgdQIxKQWQFEAxAJSwA40wEQBdAXyA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/450HXW100MEFR18X25?qs=T3oQrply3y8ycWWFhTup%252Bw%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C7
|C7
|1
|1
|35YXJ220MCA8X11.5
|35YXJ220MCA8X11.5
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/35YXJ220MCA8X11-5/3134253?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwFYCaANAUmMAGAsgYQEEAOFARlIDoEQBdAXyA DigiKey]
|[https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/KYOCERA-AVX/REF0812221M035K?qs=Y0Uzf4wQF3kRPAM4EaIZ2g%3D%3D REF0812221M035K] (Mouser equivalent)
|-
|-
|C8, C32, C401
|C8, C32, C401
|3
|3
|10PX1000MEFC8X11.5
|REF0511470M025K
|[https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/KYOCERA-AVX/REF0511470M025K?qs=Y0Uzf4wQF3nP7EeJTX1iJw%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C10
|C10
|1
|1
|16ZLS2200MEFC10X25
|16ZLS2200MEFC10X25
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/16ZLS2200MEFC10X25/4977124?s=N4IgTCBcDaIIwDYBaAZAymMAGLBZAogGIDCcWAGmAKwgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/16ZLS2200MEFC10X25?qs=T3oQrply3y%252BvAcUYg8drPQ%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C13
|C13
|1
|1
|UHW0J272MPD
|UHW0J272MPD
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UHW0J272MPD/3664489 DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Nichicon/UHW0J272MPD?qs=Ajmft%252BTTukEdye5G1QVEzA%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C16, C29
|C16, C29
|2
|2
|6.3ZLH2200MEFC10X20
|6.3ZLH2200MEFC10X20
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/6-3ZLH2200MEFC10X20/3134411?s=N4IgTCBcDaIGwDoDMAtAMgCTGADDgsgKIBiAwgIw4AauIAugL5A DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/6.3ZLH2200MEFC10X20?qs=T3oQrply3y%2FLZOQBDwW%2FlA%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C21
|C21
|1
|1
|10ZLS3300MEFC12.5X20
|10ZLS3300MEFC12.5X20
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/10ZLS3300MEFC12-5X20/4977113?s=N4IgTCBcDaIIwAYBaAZAygZgwhBZAogGIDCcYAdAKwAaYCIAugL5A DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/10ZLS3300MEFC12.5X20?qs=T3oQrply3y9OHvGyGusijQ%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C30, C55, C56, C402
|C30, C55, C56, C402
|4
|4
|UPS1HR47MDD1TD
|UPS1HR47MDD1TD
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UPS1HR47MDD1TD/3129708?s=N4IgTCBcDaIKoAUDKBGAEgJQCwHYCyAIgSgCoEgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Nichicon/UPS1HR47MDD1TD?qs=NW9f%2FKhwbp5t4QbRhsd%2FeA%3D%3D Mouser]
|Wurth 860160672001
|-
|-
|C35
|C35
|1
|1
|35ZLH470MEFCT810X16
|35ZLH470MEFC(T8)10X16
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/35ZLH470MEFCT810X16/7785252?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwFYBaAZAEgFgOwAYCyAogGIDCAKgBwCMOAGlQGwgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/35ZLH470MEFC10X16?qs=T3oQrply3y%2FhNhNpuowmoA%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C41
|C41
|1
|1
|35ZLH680MEFC10X23
|35ZLH680MEFC10X23
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/35ZLH680MEFC10X23/3563861?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwFYBaAZAEgNgBwAYCyAogGIDCAjDgBphwgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/35ZLH680MEFC10X23?qs=T3oQrply3y%252BFxMx66lrQeA%3D%3D Mouser]
|
|-
|-
|C43
|C43
|1
|1
|25YXG100MEFC6.3X11
|25YXG100MEFC6.3X11
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/25YXG100MEFC6-3X11/3134188?s=N4IgTCBcDa4KwE0AaBxAjABgwWQKIDEBhANgDoBmJNNEAXQF8g DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/25YXG100MEFC6.3X11?qs=T3oQrply3y%2FQ%252B4ge8dEr%252BQ%3D%3D Mouser]
|REF0611101M025K
|-
|-
|C53, C57
|C53, C57
|2
|2
|UPW1H4R7MDD
|UPW1H4R7MDD
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UPW1H4R7MDD/589630 DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Nichicon/UPW1H4R7MDD?qs=%2FYRzzb69MvkHDpCOw%2FxETg%3D%3D Mouser]
|ESH475M050AC3KA
|-
|-
|C59, C60
|C59, C60
|2
|2
|10ZLS1000MEFC8X16
|10ZLS1000MEFC8X16
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/10ZLS1000MEFC8X16/4977107?s=N4IgTCBcDaIIwAYBaAZAyohCCyBRAYgMIAcAGnAGwgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/10ZLS1000MEFC8X16?qs=T3oQrply3y8J9PVahPUwbQ%3D%3D Mouser]
|10ZLH1000MEFC8X16
|-
|-
|C403, C405, C407
|C403, C405, C407, C45
|3
|4
|50YXF10MEFCT15X11
|50YXF10MEFC(T1)5X11
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/50YXF10MEFCT15X11/9553881?s=N4IgTCBcDaIKwAYCaANAYgRgQWQKJoGEAVDOFDDEAXQF8g DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/50YXF10MEFC5X11?qs=T3oQrply3y%252BKafnD4enRPw%3D%3D Mouser]
|EEU-EB1H100SH
|-
|-
|C416
|C416
|1
|1
|16ZLK470M8X16
|16ZLK470M8X16
|[https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/rubycon/16ZLK470M8X16/3563438?s=N4IgTCBcDaIIwDYBaAZA0gFgOwAYCyAHABqIgC6AvkA DigiKey] [https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Rubycon/16ZLK470M8X16?qs=T3oQrply3y%2FB5xk1hJT%2FjQ%3D%3D Mouser]
|16YXJ470M8X11-5 or REF0816471M016K*
|}
|}
''If parts are not available or different selection is preferred, you can use the values in the [[#Original_Parts|Original Parts]] section to perform a parametric search. Replacement capacitors can be found on both digikey and mouser, or pick your preferred source.''
'''NOTES'''
 
"Possible active replacements" refers to '''active''' replacements for parts that are marked as obsolete/obsolete and out of stock, or parts that have reached "last time buy" status. '''These have not been tested, only found by doing a search for the closest match to the original replacement parts listings.''' Some of these may be higher voltage than the original caps, this '''''should''''' be fine.  
 
'''For C416:''' The lead spacing might be off for this one, but it should, in theory, be fine. There are two different caps listed here in case of store preference. The '''Rubycon 16YXJ470M8X11-5''' is available at Digi-Key, but not Mouser. The Kyocera-AVX '''REF0816471M016K''' however, is available at both.


=== Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B ===
===Related Links===
===Related Links===
*https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=83705&highlight=mac+g4&page=3
*https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=83705&highlight=mac+g4&page=3
==References==
==References==
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<references />
[[Category:WorkNeeded:General]]
[[Category:WorkNeeded:OriginalParts]]
[[Category:WorkNeeded:OriginalParts]]
[[Category:WorkNeeded:ReplacementParts]]
[[Category:Apple]]
[[Category:2000s]]

Latest revision as of 06:59, 11 April 2024

For more information, see this article's corresponding Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac_G4#3rd_generation:_Mirrored_Drive_Doors/FireWire_800.
This device is in the WorkNeeded:OriginalParts category because it was flagged as missing information on the original parts. It may have replacement parts listed but those cannot be assumed to be identical to the originals. If you have a list of the original parts, please feel free to add them by copying the relevant table from EditorsToolbox:Tables

The G4 MDD is the third and final generation of Apple's Power Mac G4s, named so due to its Mirrored Drive Doors. It was produced from 2002 to 2004, and is notable for being one of the last Macs capable of running Mac OS 9 (with some caveats).

PowerMac G4 MDD
Preliminary Information
Release Year 2002
Leak Risk High
Batteries One (1) PRAM Battery
Mounting Technology Through Hole, SMD, BGA, Sockets
Capacitor Types Aluminum Electrolytic
Destructive Entry No

Known Issues

Power Supply

The power supplies in these Macs are known for suffering from failed capacitors. A recap may fix these, but sometimes the problem could be with another component that has failed. There are means to also replace the PSU in these Macs with an ATX one, though generally this route will cause you to lose the 24v rail which is needed for ADC monitors to function.

Symptoms of PSU failure can include but are not limited to:

  • Briefly powering on, then immediately back off (often accompanied by some clicks from the system)
  • System only powering on after the PSU has been plugged in for an extended period of time (10-30 minutes) before attempting to start

Disassembly Notes

Please be careful when opening the power supply because there are high voltage capacitors inside which can cause great injury to yourself.

NOTE: If you are replacing the PSU fans while you're inside it, pay close attention to the CFM of the replacement fans, and match the original fans! Otherwise you may cause your newly recapped PSU to overheat and fail.

AcBel API1PC36

There are 5 screws holding the housing together and 4 screws holding the fans that need to be removed. Once the screws are removed, the top part of the housing needs to slide away from the fans. After that, the fans can be disconnected from the fan control board (though they may be zip tied to adjacent cables).

There are four screws around the perimeter of the main board, after those are removed the board should be mostly free, though you may get hung up on a filter cap that's behind the AC input. This cap is only adhered to the board, not soldered to anything, so it can be broken free of the main board without having to worry about desoldering anything. At this point the board should finally be free enough to slide it out and flip it over to desolder the two wires going to the AC input, take note of the orientation for reassembly.

The fan controller board has capacitors on it that may need to be replaced (this is where C401/C402/C403/C405/C407 are located). Even if they don't, it is recommended that this board be desoldered and moved out of the way to allow easier access to the capacitors behind and around it, as these do need to be replaced. The fan controller board is held in with both solder and a decent amount of adhesive, it may prove difficult to get it free of the main board even once the solder and most of the adhesive has been removed.

Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B

Note: Documentation on this PSU is a work in progress.

With the Samsung label facing you, and the cables coming out of the bottom, there are:

  • Three screws on the top side
  • Three screws on the bottom
  • A single screw on the back, close to the AC input
  • A single long screw between the two intake fans, nearby the screw hole to mount the PSU inside the MDD (This is a long, fine thread screw. If you see a thick, coarse thread screw typical of a fan screw, you've got the wrong one.)

Once those are removed, lift the top (the part with the Samsung label) slowly away from the bottom half, lifting from the fan side.. You'll need to disconnect the the two fans from the main PCB, and they'll come away with the top half of the PSU. The AC input isn't soldered in, it can be disconnected from the main PCB. You'll also need to remove a screw that secures the ground wire to the rest of the PSU. At this point the top half should now be completely free and can be removed.

There are three screws around the perimeter of the PCB (one of them was the grounding screw) and a plastic rivet in the center of the PCB holding it to the bottom case. This rivet is easily defeated with a set of forceps or needlenose pliers and a careful hand: Reach in with your tool of choice, pinch the rivet and lightly pull up on the PCB as you do. The rivet should pop through the PCB and the PCB itself should now be free of the bottom metal casing.

Original Parts

AcBel API1PC36

Capacitor Specifications
Part Number on Board Capacitance Voltage Diameter/Size Height Type
C3, C4, C5 100 µF 450 0.7" 1.6" Radial
C7 220 µF 35 0.3" 0.64" Radial
C8, C32, C401 47 µF 25 0.18" 0.46" Radial
C10 2200 µF 16 0.4" 1.2" Radial
C13 2700 µF 6.3 0.4" 1.1" Radial
C16, C29 2200 µF 6.3 0.4" 0.9" Radial
C21 3300 µF 10 0.4" 1.2" Radial
C30, C55, C56, C402 0.47 µF 50 0.2" 0.45" Radial
C35 470 µF 35 0.4" 0.8" Raidal
C41 680 µF 35 0.4" 1.2" Radial
C43 100 µF 25v 0.25" 0.45" Radial
C53, C57 4.7 µF 50 0.2" 0.45" Radial
C59, C60 1000 µF 10 0.325" 0.76" Radial
C403, C405, C407, C45 10 µF 50 0.2" 0.45" Radial
C416 470 µF 16 0.32" 0.6" Radial

Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B

There are two daughterboards inside this PSU, and one of them (the inner one that sits next to one of the big heatsinks) must be removed to access the three caps that sit behind it, in addition to the two caps that are on the daughterboard itself. The outer daughterboard that sits near the edge of the PCB can probably be worked around, but I found it easier to just remove it from the main PCB.

Main PCB
Part Number Capacitance Voltage Diameter Height Lead Spacing Type Notes
C122 390 µF 420 35mm 42mm 12mm Radial
C209, C210, C213, C214, C251 2200 µF 10 10mm 24mm 5mm Radial
C204, C205 2200 µF 16 10mm 30mm 5mm Radial
C207 470 µF 16 8mm 12mm 3.5mm Radial
C208, C363 100 µF 16 6mm 12mm 3mm Radial
C236 10 µF 50 5mm 11mm 2.5mm Radial
C223 470 µF 35 10mm 20mm 5mm Radial
C222 1000 µF 35 13mm 25.5mm 5mm Radial
C135, C137 56 µF 35 6.5mm 11.5mm 3mm Radial These caps require the removal of the inner daughterboard to access, as they sit behind it.
C141 47 µF 25 5mm 11.5mm 2.5mm Radial This cap requires the removal of the inner daughterboard to access, as it sits behind it.
Inner Daughterboard (Next to heat sink)
Part Number Capacitance Voltage Diameter Height Lead Spacing Type
C129 10 µF 50 5mm 11.5mm 2.5mm Radial
C130 22 µF 50 5mm 11.5mm 2mm Radial
Outer Daughterboard
Part Number Capacitance Voltage Diameter Height Lead Spacing Type
C364, C365 22 µF 50 5mm 11.5mm 2.5mm Radial
C241 2.2 µF 50 5mm 11.5mm 2.5mm Radial
C375 (UNPOPULATED) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Notes:

Pay close attention to the outer daughterboard caps! There's a 22 µF cap right next to the 2.2 µF cap, and it's all too easy to mix these up with how small the text is.

C375 was unpopulated on my board. It's only noted here in case you go back to check your work, in case you mistakenly think you forgot to put a cap there.

Replacement Parts

ACBel API1PC36

Capacitors
Part Number on Board Qty Compatible Part Number Order Links Untested alternative replacements
C3, C4, C5 3 450HXW100MEFR18X25 DigiKey Mouser
C7 1 35YXJ220MCA8X11.5 DigiKey REF0812221M035K (Mouser equivalent)
C8, C32, C401 3 REF0511470M025K Mouser
C10 1 16ZLS2200MEFC10X25 DigiKey Mouser
C13 1 UHW0J272MPD DigiKey Mouser
C16, C29 2 6.3ZLH2200MEFC10X20 DigiKey Mouser
C21 1 10ZLS3300MEFC12.5X20 DigiKey Mouser
C30, C55, C56, C402 4 UPS1HR47MDD1TD DigiKey Mouser Wurth 860160672001
C35 1 35ZLH470MEFC(T8)10X16 DigiKey Mouser
C41 1 35ZLH680MEFC10X23 DigiKey Mouser
C43 1 25YXG100MEFC6.3X11 DigiKey Mouser REF0611101M025K
C53, C57 2 UPW1H4R7MDD DigiKey Mouser ESH475M050AC3KA
C59, C60 2 10ZLS1000MEFC8X16 DigiKey Mouser 10ZLH1000MEFC8X16
C403, C405, C407, C45 4 50YXF10MEFC(T1)5X11 DigiKey Mouser EEU-EB1H100SH
C416 1 16ZLK470M8X16 DigiKey Mouser 16YXJ470M8X11-5 or REF0816471M016K*

NOTES

"Possible active replacements" refers to active replacements for parts that are marked as obsolete/obsolete and out of stock, or parts that have reached "last time buy" status. These have not been tested, only found by doing a search for the closest match to the original replacement parts listings. Some of these may be higher voltage than the original caps, this should be fine.

For C416: The lead spacing might be off for this one, but it should, in theory, be fine. There are two different caps listed here in case of store preference. The Rubycon 16YXJ470M8X11-5 is available at Digi-Key, but not Mouser. The Kyocera-AVX REF0816471M016K however, is available at both.

Samsung PSCF401601B(C) Rev. B

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