Is it possible to solder 330 to 50v instead of a 270 to 50v capacitor?

Question

Soldering

Is it possible to solder 330 to 50v instead of a 270 to 50v capacitor?
please answer without jokes, you need to re-solder the conders on the board, but I didn’t find the same ones

Answer 1

If it's just power filtering - solder it, nothing will happen to it.
If this is, for example, part of an LC circuit - you need an exact match of capacities

Answer 2

You chose the wrong tag - your question has nothing to do with soldering . Such cases (replacing circuit elements with others, with completely different parameters) are not handled by an assembly worker who soldered capacitors on a conveyor. This is an engineering question concerning the design of electronic circuits and the calculation of the parameters of circuit elements.
Therefore, to answer, you need to know what this capacitor does in the circuit, and why the design engineer assigned it a capacitance of exactly 270 (by the way, what is 270 - microfarad, picofarad? Or maybe farad?). And you didn't deign to tell us about it. Even a sketch of this section of the circuit was not provided. Well, we are not telepaths - let's wait until you complete your question, and then we will complete our answer.

Answer 3

If this is a round aluminum barrel for 270 microfarads, then it can be replaced without problems, it will be even better.
And if this is a small droplet with legs, at 270 pF, then there may be nuances and you need to know what kind of device it is and where exactly this capacitor is located, there is some chance that the device will not work correctly.