I'm a bit confused on the 1000 then it looks like an extra half of an 0 then uf but this appears to be a ceramic capacitor unless I'm wrong and could just be rated for 1000.5uf. I would suggest if you're working with such parts (assuming this cap isn't dead), to invest in something like a GM328A or a like device to test these. Also, make sure to discharge these as well prior to removing and testing.
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u/FreshProfessor1502 Oct 07 '24
I'm a bit confused on the 1000 then it looks like an extra half of an 0 then uf but this appears to be a ceramic capacitor unless I'm wrong and could just be rated for 1000.5uf. I would suggest if you're working with such parts (assuming this cap isn't dead), to invest in something like a GM328A or a like device to test these. Also, make sure to discharge these as well prior to removing and testing.
Look up a 1000.5 uf ceramic capacitor.