Help with capacitor value.

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Hi: I'm using an amp that has what looks like a capacitor. The brown gum drop oval shaped device states ".47 +/-10% 100V. EM." Can someone indicate what .47 indicates translates to, e.g. .47uF or .47K, so that I can go about upgrading it. On the other side of the amp in parallel, a tech replaced one of these failed brown devices with two "IC MWR .22k 630" capacitors. What does the .22k mean? Can I substitute the two .22k capacitors with a single .44k 630V cap?
Thanks for the help,
SomuT

Edits: 08/02/08

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Topic - Help with capacitor value. - stakkall 09:39:07 08/02/08 (5)

RE: Help with capacitor value. - clifff 12:22:00 08/02/08 (4)

RE: Help with capacitor value. - stakkall 15:53:50 08/02/08 (3)

That's a gotcha! - clifff 09:39:56 08/03/08 (2)

RE: That's a gotcha! - stakkall 17:44:12 08/03/08 (1)

So... do it! - GPBobby 05:01:08 10/22/08 (0)

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