@uncleandy "component part at the upper right (4.7 UH / 1250AC) " is L7030 which is a 4.7UH 17A PIMC104T4R7MN inductor. The other part is C7030 which is a 33UF 0.06Ohm 25V 20% Poly-Tant capacitor in a Case-D3L package. The voltage(drop) is not as relevant as the measuring the capacitance to determine if it works as designed.
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=== Update (02/17/2017) ===
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I'd check with places like mouser.com or Digikey.com. Sometimes a donor board is needed to replace those parts. Both are parts of the PBus power supply circuitry, so you'd have to check the traces and components for that to determine if there is anything else going on.
"component part at the upper right (4.7 UH / 1250AC) " is L7030 which is a 4.7UH 17A PIMC104T4R7MN inductor. The other part is C7030 which is a 33UF 0.06Ohm 25V 20% Poly-Tant capacitor in a Case-D3L package. The voltage(drop) is not as relevant as the measuring the capacitance to determine if it works as designed.
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@uncleandy "component part at the upper right (4.7 UH / 1250AC) " is L7030 which is a 4.7UH 17A PIMC104T4R7MN inductor. The other part is C7030 which is a 33UF 0.06Ohm 25V 20% Poly-Tant capacitor in a Case-D3L package. The voltage(drop) is not as relevant as the measuring the capacitance to determine if it works as designed.
"component part at the upper right (4.7 UH / 1250AC) " is L7030 which is a 4.7UH 17A PIMC104T4R7MN inductor. The other part is C7030 which is a 33UF 0.06Ohm 25V 20% Poly-Tant capacitor in a Case-D3L package. The voltage(drop) is not as relevant as the measuring the capacitance to determine if it works as designed.