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Posted by: lowlytech on 2020-02-08 16:51:22 Was about to replace all the caps on a logicboard for an se30 and followed a link for the caps i needed, but i have never seen warnings like this before on tantalum capacitors. Should i use these or does everyone think i should use solid ones instead of polymer? I figure as much washing of mainboards that we do here at 68kmla i figure i better ask.
Thanks.. 
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Posted by: krishnadraws on 2020-02-08 20:37:47 That's odd. I ordered a set of tantalum capacitors for my Mac SE/30 (ordered via Console5.com) last week, and there were no such warnings.
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Posted by: lowlytech on 2020-02-08 23:13:33 After some seaching I think it is a warning that the capacitor can crack or release steam and break while heated during soldering. Hopefully once soldered and during normal operation the moisture won't be an issue.
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Posted by: Byrd on 2020-02-09 01:16:55 ... I'm quite sure you'll be right, good quality tantalums are designed to last many years - take the warning as one directed to suppliers that buy tens of thousands at a time.
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