I have electronic devices manufactured in the early 90s and early 2000s and they use aluminum electrolytic capacitors and I store them in my house at a temperature of varies 34-36C with varies humidity of 58-68%. Can these devices remain stored indefinitely without use or is it necessary to follow some procedure because of the aluminum electrolytic capacitors? Do the devices work normally?
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Currently all devices work normally, sometimes I take them out of the box and energize them, but in my storage conditions and age devices I wanted to select a time interval to energize these devices to prevent failures in the aluminum electrolytic capacitors caused by disuse.