01-25-2018, 12:17 PM
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Where to get a capacitor?
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 (01-25-2018, 12:17 PM)rwe2156 Wrote: 45 seconds on Google Saw that...mine has wire leads. I ordered one on EBay Al ![[Image: d862610a0491e186061e4a9d8c98ce74_8736cfb...281%29.JPG]](https://www.cdnclouds.net/p/72ba049d7b6a70491d64-8aa18874792b39cebb2de66e3032279b.r7.cf2.rackcdn.com/d862610a0491e186061e4a9d8c98ce74_8736cfba7af2533ec74345e8daf5806a_%24_57%20%281%29.JPG)
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Well got the new part ($4.99 on Ebay shipped to my door), installed, works perfect!!! The only issue I have now is that the new cap is much bigger and does not fit under the cover. I have to secure it to the motor.
Thanks to all for your help! Al
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01-31-2018, 06:49 PM
Glad to hear it. Be sure to seal up any openings into the motor frame with silicone or similar, so it doesn't ingest dust. Maybe even make a new cover from some leftover light-gauge metal (with a little paint so it's not obnoxious looking). Even some spare duct material, if it's thin.
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02-01-2018, 04:19 PM
(01-31-2018, 06:49 PM)TDKPE Wrote: Glad to hear it. Be sure to seal up any openings into the motor frame with silicone or similar, so it doesn't ingest dust. Maybe even make a new cover from some leftover light-gauge metal (with a little paint so it's not obnoxious looking). Even some spare duct material, if it's thin. That is my plan. Al
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