[teldzc1]

I have a Sony XES-M3 that's out for repair right now. While digging through schematics, I noticed that there are coupling caps (I think that's what they are) across each speaker output channel. Digging through the service manual, it lists them as such:

c103 / c203 = .0022MF Film

My problem is that throughout the manual, it lists uF as the standard rating for caps. I have no clue what MF is. I was thinking of changing or upgrading these. Any thoughts on this?

Here's a photo of the outputs. The Blue things are the caps:

Here's the listing in the manual:

Here's the legend from the manual:

 

[ATOMICTECH62]

Those caps have nothing to do with sound quality.They are more for high frequency spikes and oscillation problems.

 

[shutmdown]

i could be wrong but I think it stands for microFarad

 

[[email protected]]

No need to upgrade them

 

[Victor_inox]

leave them alone.

 

[teldzc1]

Exactly what I was hoping to hear. Thank you all!

 

[TrickyRicky]

Sweet amp you got there...I was going for one on ebay but it quickly went out of my spending limit, doh.