- Will this replace a 40/5 MFD dual capacitor?
- It can if the fan circuit tolerates 6 MFD instead of 5. Match the compressor section exactly at 40 MFD and keep the fan value within the motor's rating; when in doubt, use the value printed on the old capacitor.
- Does the 440/370V rating work on a 370V system?
- Yes. A 440V capacitor is rated for both 370V and 440V circuits, so it is a valid upgrade. The voltage rating must never be lower than the original.
- What are the two values for?
- The 40 MFD section runs the compressor or main motor winding. The 6 MFD section runs the condenser fan motor. Each terminal pair is wired to its own circuit.
- How do I know which terminal is which?
- The terminals are grouped by capacitance value, usually marked on the case or label. Check the markings before wiring and photograph the old capacitor's connections first.
- What is the physical size?
- The round aluminum case is 4 11/32 inches tall overall. Check the diameter and terminal spacing against the mounting bracket and the old capacitor before ordering.
- Is it safe to install myself?
- Only if you know how to discharge a capacitor and work safely around line voltage. Capacitors hold a charge after power is off. If you are unsure, have a technician install it.
- Where is the Motor Dual Run Capacitor 440V cheapest?
- At eBay, for $12.15, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Motor Dual Run Capacitor 440V?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, HVAC Wholesale Direct, Edmondson Supply, eBay, Platt Electric Supply.