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Game Boy Advance SP CP1 Capacitor - Console 5

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$0.93 $1.29 In stock

Category: Capacitor

This is a high quality kit that contain Nichicon and Panasonic caps.

Simply replace the capacitor with the same capacitance on the board. It's okay if the voltage rating is higher.

INCLUDED:

  • 1x 100uF SMD Electrolytic Capacitor 

DOCUMENTATION:

  • Console5 Wiki - contains cap list and values.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

Having trouble with a dead GBA SP? This cap kit fixed mine right up—the included Panasonic 100uF fits the board perfectly. Just desolder the old one and pop this in; a clean power light and no more screen flicker afterward was all I needed.

Emma ★★★★★

Those Nichicon and Panasonic caps in the kit are exactly what my old board needed—the screen flicker is completely gone after swapping in the 100uF. The voltage rating being higher than stock didn't cause any issues, just drop-in and play.

Robert ★★★★★

Fixed a glitchy Game Boy Advance SP screen in about 20 minutes with this capacitor kit — the 100uF SM was exactly what the board needed, and the Panasonic cap feels sturdy. Charges and holds power reliably now.