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Philips CDI 360 Capacitor Replacement Guide

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Philips CDI 360 (service manual cover)
The CDI 360, from its service manual

The Philips CDI 360 uses the same main panel design as the Philips CDI 350, with surface-mount electrolytic capacitors of the kind retrostuff found leaking on the 350.[1][2] Unlike the scanned 350 manual, the 360 service manual has a complete parts list, including the power and servo sections, so the values below are taken from it directly.[3] The fitting advice, cleaning and checks after recapping are on the Philips CDI 350 Capacitor Replacement Guide.

Differences from the 350

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Comparing the 360 parts list with retrostuff's 350 list shows three differences on the main board:[3][4]

  • Power section: the 360 list has CP02 and CP03 (100 µF 16 V) but not CP14, CP15 or CP27, which the 350 list gives as 47 µF 16 V on the +5L and −8L rails for the LCD panel.[5]
  • Video 1 section: the 360 has six 3.3 µF 35 V electrolytics at C451 to C456, where the 350's parts list gives 0.1 µF 25 V parts, and nothing at C460, while C459 is a 220 pF ceramic. On the 350, C459 and C460 are 10 µF 16 V electrolytics.[6]
  • Every other electrolytic in the MMC, servo, audio and video 2 sections is at the same position with the same value on both players.

Main board electrolytics

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CDI 360 main board electrolytics (service manual parts list)
Ref Value Section Philips code Note
CP02, CP03 100 µF 16 V Power 4822 126 12341 as printed Radial, 7 mm tall, 6.3 mm diameter. The 350 list gives CP03 with the electrolytic code 4822 124 12341.
CP08, CP26 47 µF 16 V Power 4822 124 41842
CP09 100 µF 6.3 V Power 4822 124 10772
CP12 220 µF 6.3 V Power 4822 124 22048 Radial, 7 mm tall, 6.3 mm diameter
C204 100 µF 6.3 V MMC 4822 124 10772
C419, C420 47 µF 6.3 V MMC 4822 124 11131
C421 470 µF 6.3 V MMC 5322 124 21349
C620, C621, C622, C623, C624, C650 10 µF 16 V MMC 4822 124 11074
C817 2.2 µF 50 V Servo 4822 124 11331
C828, C836, C839, C842, C850, C859 47 µF 6.3 V Servo 4822 124 11131
C830 0.47 µF 50 V bipolar Servo 4822 124 11333 Replace with a bipolar part
C504, C506, C508, C510, C522, C525, C534, C535, C541 22 µF 16 V Audio 4822 124 11075
C728, C731, C734, C737 22 µF 16 V Audio 4822 124 11075
C537, C538, C543 220 µF 16 V Audio 4822 124 80412
C550 4.7 µF 25 V Audio 4822 124 10773
C595, C596 47 µF 16 V Audio 4822 124 41842
C709, C711, C713, C715, C723, C725, C740 47 µF 6.3 V Audio 4822 124 11131
C431, C432, C433 100 µF 6.3 V Video 4822 124 10772
C451, C452, C453, C454, C455, C456 3.3 µF 35 V Video 4822 124 11336 The 350's parts list gives 0.1 µF 25 V at these positions
C901 47 µF 6.3 V Video 4822 124 11131
C914, C915, C916 0.47 µF 50 V bipolar Video 4822 124 11333 Replace with bipolar parts
C918, C919 100 µF 6.3 V Video 4822 124 10772
C930, C933, C940 10 µF 16 V Video 4822 124 11074
C938, C939 470 µF 4 V Video 4822 124 23561 8 mm diameter, 7 mm tall. On a 350, retrostuff fitted C938 reversed at first, and C939 sits under a hinge screw
C990 47 µF 16 V Video 4822 124 41842
C991 470 µF 16 V Video 4822 124 21852 On a 350, retrostuff fitted this part reversed at first

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In total: 16 × 47 µF 6.3 V, 13 × 22 µF 16 V, 9 × 10 µF 16 V, 7 × 100 µF 6.3 V, 6 × 3.3 µF 35 V, 5 × 47 µF 16 V, 3 × 220 µF 16 V, 2 × 100 µF 16 V, 2 × 470 µF 4 V and one each of 220 µF 6.3 V, 470 µF 6.3 V, 470 µF 16 V, 2.2 µF 50 V and 4.7 µF 25 V, plus four bipolar 0.47 µF 50 V parts: 72 in all.[3]

The same list gives six film capacitors that retrostuff replaced on his 350 along with the electrolytics: C808, C813, C818, C903 and C904 (0.47 µF 50 V) and C833 (0.33 µF 50 V).[3][4]

Other parts

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The LCD unit was a sealed service part that Philips did not repair locally, so the parts list gives no components inside it.[7] The 22ER9150 AC adapter has its own parts list in the manual.[8] The 22ER9142 Digital Video dock is the same accessory as on the 350; its four capacitors are listed on the CDI 350 guide.[9]

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References

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  1. ↑ retrostuff, "Philips CDI350 Repair Part 1" (27 December 2018, retrieved 2026-10-20).
  2. ↑ Philips Interactive Media Systems, Service Manual: Portable compact disc interactive player CDI 360/00/05/11/17, 4822 725 24112, October 1992, PDF p. 13, section 4.1 (main board PM06). Hosted as File:Philips CDI 360 Service Manual.pdf.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Philips, Service Manual CDI 360 (4822 725 24112), PDF pp. 42–52, electrical parts list: audio, video, MMC, power (p. 50) and servo (pp. 51–52) sections. File:Philips CDI 360 Service Manual.pdf.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 retrostuff, "Philips CDI350 Repair Part 2" (3 February 2019, retrieved 2026-10-20): the 350's 76-capacitor list.
  5. ↑ retrostuff, "Philips CDI 310 EMC/EMI Testing Unit Part 2" (2 September 2026, retrieved 2026-10-20): section "Power" (CP14, CP15 on +5L; CP27 on −8L, Video 1).
  6. ↑ Philips, Service Manual CDI 350/00/05/11/17, March 1993, PDF p. 55, parts list, video section (C451 to C456 0.1 µF 25 V; C459 and C460 10 µF 16 V). File:Philips CDI 350 Service Manual.pdf.
  7. ↑ Philips, Service Manual CDI 360 (4822 725 24112), PDF p. 14, section 4.3 (LCD unit not repaired locally). File:Philips CDI 360 Service Manual.pdf.
  8. ↑ Philips, Service Manual CDI 360 (4822 725 24112), PDF pp. 53–56, parts lists for the AC adapter and 22ER9150. File:Philips CDI 360 Service Manual.pdf.
  9. ↑ retrostuff, "Philips CDI350 Repair Part 3" (24 May 2020, retrieved 2026-10-20): 22ER9142 dock capacitors.


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