Post or send some pictures of the expanding caps inside the CD32.
This goes for anyone..if you need chips/caps replaced on your old Amiga stuff let
me know Im am very handy with da iron..(labor is free) you pay for shipping both
ways and parts!!
Rich
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Thanks Rich, it seems you were right about the caps.
I've replaced'em and it seems everything is back to normality with the CD32.
However i do have two questions, i've noticed after a couple of hours the capacitors i've installed are a bit inflated... I don't know if this could be normal due material dilatation.
If not, what is going wrong here? Maybe the PSU is giving a wrong power output that could damage these caps?
Or as long as i'm using a NTSC CD drive, on a PAL console could it harm the components?
I can't see any difference between PAL and NTSC drives aside a couple of rubber pieces, red for PAL version and blue for NTSC.
I've replaced the disc drive since the PAL one is refusing to read CD-R's, could i correct this problem or is the drive just wasted?