Help identifying film capacitor value

[partyanimallighting]

Hey guys, I have an old (read ancient) 120VAC Tripplite voltage regulator that recently went up in smoke. When I opened it up, a varistor and a film capacitor bridged across the live and neutral legs on one of the Edison receptacles were completely burnt out. The adjacent receptacle was fine so I took a picture of the components and I have sourced the varistor but I cannot find anything on the film capacitor (SRM.1M1000VK). Any ideas what value I can use to replace the burnt out component?

 

[Harald Kapp]

This is probably most likely a 0.1 µF film capacitor rated 1000 V

 

[73's de Edd]

And these BOTH are not . . . .are very possibly . . . . not being the Original Equipment Manufacture-er-er parts in this OLD of an unit.

https://datasheet.octopart.com/SRM250V105K-Zero-Surge-datasheet-8327869.pdf

Be sure that your cap replacement is a " self healing" dielectric type "X" safety capacitor, with it being across the AC line voltage .
e.g. . . . . .
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/KEMET/R413N3100JB00M?qs=eW1o/bAj9gS%2BNgfnRduakg==

AND capacitors ( if any ? ) installed from hot to ground / frame are being " Y " rated capacitors.

 

[Ylli]

Yes as 73's says, be sure the replacement cap is a "Class X" (X1 or X2) capacitor, rated for use across the line. The example I found: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/kemet/R474N31005001K/399-12450-ND/5730941

 

[partyanimallighting]

Thanks guys. I'll source it online.