can I use this CD35x5 to replace my old one CD35x3 capacitor?
884595
I wouldn't use the 5mfd to replace 3mfd because it is used for the run of the fan motor and this could shorten the life of the motor . The 35 mfd is used for starting of the compressor that requires more power.
884596
As long as it is a 440 vac. You can use the 440 on a 370 but not a 370 on a 440.
884597
No, There is a maximum of +10% tolerance in microfarad rating on replacement start capacitors, but exact run capacitors must be replaced. Voltage rating must always be the same or greater than original capacitor whether it is a start or run capacitor. The capacitor you are replacing is actually two capacitors in one. A 35 microfarad for the compressor, and a 5 microfarad for the condenser fan. You can make a substitution up to 10%, but replacing the original 5 microfarad capacitor with a 3 microfarad capacitor would be a 40% difference. Don't do it.
884598
Ludmila, that type of AC capacitor is used in AC system, there is not too much difference between 3 mfd to 5 mfd, however you should consult your specific application and define.
832415
No, it may be the same size jack, but the input voltage is much smaller if I recalls correctly. unless it has a form of dynamic normalizer, it would not likely work.
2007039
Match up the color of the wires. In my case two of them were reversed from the old capacitor, but if you simply match the colors it should work fine.
1356422
No. It is only a CD Changer. You must connect the Sony CDPCX355 to a receiver/amplifer as with any other CD player/changer on the market.
1041789
I believe there may be a typo in the question, shouldn't it be asking about rm2310 instead of pm2310? If it is just a typo, then the answer is yes it will replace the rm2310, check http://www.dometic.com/c17faeab-a5a2-436b-a032-b28317a7cff0.fodoc Later, Jim
198268
If you can't find the original 97F9873 in stock, which is a capacitor with the following ratings: 15uF / 3uF, 370VAC Case Style S Round P968, the 97F9833, with higher capacitance ratings of 30uF /5 uF @ 370AC with the same voltage ratings will probably work as a replacement AC motor start/run capacitor. Just be sure that the wire to the 15 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 30 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor and the wire to the 3 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 5 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor. Hopefully, the replacement capacitor is the same or smaller in size than the original. If you can't find the original 97F9873 in stock, which is a capacitor with the following ratings: 15uF / 3uF, 370VAC Case Style S Round P968, the 97F9833, with higher capacitance ratings of 30uF /5 uF @ 370AC with the same voltage ratings will probably work as a replacement AC motor start/run capacitor. Just be sure that the wire to the 15 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 30 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor and the wire to the 3 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 5 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor. Hopefully, the replacement... » Read More If you can't find the original 97F9873 in stock, which is a capacitor with the following ratings: 15uF / 3uF, 370VAC Case Style S Round P968, the 97F9833, with higher capacitance ratings of 30uF /5 uF @ 370AC with the same voltage ratings will probably work as a replacement AC motor start/run capacitor. Just be sure that the wire to the 15 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 30 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor and the wire to the 3 uF terminal on the original capacitor is connected to the 5 uF terminal on the replacement capacitor. Hopefully, the replacement capacitor is the same or smaller in size than the original. « Show Less
838840
From what I remember you should be fine with this motor. I did replace capacitor at same time. Remember to give capacitor some time to charge up after turning power back on. About an hour is plenty. Very happy with motor.
1805641
The capacitor physical size does not matter as long as the specs are the same. Be sure the micro farad rating, 35/5 is the same as well as the voltage. If it was 35/5, but a 370vac instead of a 440vac, then it would eventually fail. If the capacitor is still good, then you have another issue.
447027
No. Your replacement capacitor should be within 6% +/- of the original capacitor values.
701105
if it has the same shape and number of wires and the capacitor ranges are similar it should work fine
1257430
It should work just find. Just program the old one first and then the new one.
2026453
I'm not sure. I'd think u could though. Dang see if take a chance n then return it if I didn't need it. First make sure it jacks are the same mm as the converter
1613228
It may be similar, but probably not exact. You can always email us with a list of capacitors you need and we can create a custom kit!
2007040
Hi Henry, were the wires on the old capacitor color coded, if so look at the diagram on both capacitor and the wires to determine, if they follow the same circuit, if they both follow the same circuit then you can go ahead and connect the wires. If you are not sure, please consult an electrician.
1340912
I'm not sure. I have not tried. But I am also needing to get the tape button fixed and now one CD port will not open and a CD is stuck. I am very disappointed in this unit. It started breaking right after the very short warranty was up.
680974
Yes. If it is as same part number as what you use now. You can replace to new one.
891807
It could but there are a lot of things to consider. If it will even fit is a good start and if it will is it the same voltage or higher. Also the actual capacitance is important is must be the same or greater. Some capacitors have a positive and negative and if yours does the new one needs to match. The new capacitor also needs to have the same amperage rating or higher. If you can find all of that information and it matches up you are OK to use it.