Looking for a replacement for this capacitor

[Tectonic]

The pictures are from the power module of an Agilent 6622A power supply. I want to replace the capacitor but I'm not certain what part I should order from mouser/digikey. The Agilent part number is 5060-3218. I haven't found a cross reference of the manufacturer's model # for this.

Any idea what I could use to replace it?

[Monkeh]

Why do you want to replace it?

[Tectonic]

The unit won't power up and I suspect a bad capacitor. I haven't yanked it out yet but I'm getting ESR measurements that fluctuate between 4 and 80 ohms for this capacitor. It's possible there are two more blown capacitors on that module.

[Monkeh]

The unit won't power up and I suspect a bad capacitor. I haven't yanked it out yet but I'm getting ESR measurements that fluctuate between 4 and 80 ohms for this capacitor. It's possible there are two more blown capacitors on that module.

Yank it and test it. Be aware that there is a resistor across it in circuit.. These caps rarely fail in any manner other than explosively or open circuit, and shouldn't affect operation anyway.

[Greg Robinson]

Digikey

[Tectonic]

There are two more capacitors. These come up as 328 ohms each on my meter.

[Monkeh]

They're RFI suppression caps. They really have no functional impact on the power supply.

[Tectonic]

Thanks for the info. I'll probe around some more and see if I can find out why it won't power up.