so where can I get the hard start capacitor
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A few companies sell it right hers on Amazon, around $ 12.00 bucks. Also camping world and almost any rv parts company has it or can get it.
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You will need to find the brand and model number of your ac unit then locate a RV Repair center. Most places that sells RV.s also services them and can help you with the part.
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I bought it from RV Part Wholesale, but I have not installed it yet so can't say if it works. Good Luck.
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We'll I had the same thing and mind was bad capacitors!! Easy repair with the right cap kit.the hardest part is the soldering! Go on you tube you will find out how to do it,it will show you how to do it.get the right kit from Amazon they have what you need. Inexpense too. The best to check on YouTube!
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Probably from the manufacture website. That would be the first place I would look
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I replaced 2 capacitors with this kit.Go to YouTube,put TV model in and it will show how to replace them.
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The capacitor is actually under the removable cover for the electrical connections at the rear of the motor. The capacitor can be replaced. This motor works for a Heyward 3/4 hp super pump.
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Yes, assuming your old capacitor is still good. From the new motor: White would go to the "C" common, Brown capacitor wire would go to "Fan", black would go to power contact just like old motor. Put tape on the brown with white stripe. Note: We always include the required two prong capacitor, just in case the old one is bad. Barry
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The only retail location I found was Radio Shack; but you can probably find it on-line, just be sure you get a 5 volt.
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upon startup compressor motors require more voltage than line voltage can supply. the capacitor stores this extra voltage and applies it during startup. cheaper Capacitors will melt or explode if the compressor needs to start Often after short periods of time .the better capacitors have some kind of a relay device that protects it from exploding or heating up. I don't know the technical terms but look for one of these capacitors that is a hard start capacitor with the protective relayMy last ac guy put in a std oem capacitor which ecploded and destroyed all the wiring in the control box. upon startup compressor motors require more voltage than line voltage can supply. the capacitor stores this extra voltage and applies it during startup. cheaper Capacitors will melt or explode if the compressor needs to start Often after short periods of time .the better capacitors have some kind of a relay device that protects it from exploding or heating up. I don't know the technical terms but look for one of these capacitors that is a hard start capacitor with the protective relayMy last ac guy put in a std oem capacitor which... » Read More upon startup compressor motors require more voltage than line voltage can supply. the capacitor stores this extra voltage and applies it during startup. cheaper Capacitors will melt or explode if the compressor needs to start Often after short periods of time .the better capacitors have some kind of a relay device that protects it from exploding or heating up. I don't know the technical terms but look for one of these capacitors that is a hard start capacitor with the protective relayMy last ac guy put in a std oem capacitor which ecploded and destroyed all the wiring in the control box. « Show Less
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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
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Without having any/all details, you can replace a 35 + 5 with a 35 + 5 if it physically fits where you need to install it. Not sure if this is what you meant to ask or if you were replacing a capacitor of different value
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The motor does NOT come with the required capacitor. I am not sure of the specs for the capacitor but according to this web pagehttp://www.globalindustrial.com/p/motors/motors/5-inch-diameter-48-frame/fasco-5-5-8-direct-drive-blower-motor-115-volts-1075-rpm-7?infoParam.campaignId=T9A&gclid;=CPb1nomx-LkCFak1QgoduzQAlgthe motor needs a POC10 which is 10mf 370VAC
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They are all radial lead through hole old school capacitors. It is handy to have around if the nearest electronics store is 30 miles away.
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It is just a capacitor in place across the line of the starter for the compressor. The size of the compressor is the deciding factor, but it will not hurt to put the larger hard start kit in. The instructions are self explanatory.
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The 521 capacitor is manufactured by CPS Products, Inc., based in Florida. It is a very good product. The 521 helps to "kick start" your AC, so that your lights don't dim, etc., when the compressor starts. If your current hard start capacitor prevents your lights from dimming when the AC starts, I would continue to use it. I do believe the 521 is the best on the market, though.
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nostalgia electrics has a website and contact information, I would start there http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/ to see if you can get the parts you are missing.
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Any Electrical supply house will carry this - it is a standard item. Also, Amazon has it prime for under $8.00
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I'm not sure how much help I can be. Since the replacement capacitor did not include a plug, I just cut off the old cap below the plug and used wire nuts to attach the new cap to the old cap pigtails. That way I simply followed the color-coded wires.