A motor capacitor is a basic electronic component used on electric motors.
[Tpically to reduce current draw on starting] The size and shape need not be
the same as long as the electrical characteristics are the same (though a
slightly larger capacitance would work as well.
The two critical parameters are:
Capacitance (in micro farads) and
Voltage
These values should be stamped on the old capacitor.
You sould be able to get one at a good electrical upply house.
A dozen or so years ago, I replaced a capacitor on a 5 hp GE motor on an air
compressor. In this instance, Granger had the exact same item.
You might also try the Yellow Pages under electric motor repair, rebuilding,
rewinding - firms that work on the guts of electric motors. They could
direct you to a source for the capacitor (or even supply you with one)
Good luck.
Oliver Filippi
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