can it replace 4.8uf 300V 50/60Hz Hampton Bay celing fan capacitor ?
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all i know if you have a Hampton Bay fan the way to order a capacitor is to make sure it has the same number of wires as your old one and they are the same colors that is what i did, change the wires out one at a time and you cant go wrong mine works great and i have all 3 speeds and the off pull on the chain.Good luck with your project . Pete
1392376
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
642143
I'd say no. It's 120v 60Hz. But you could try contacting the manufacturer or seller.
1755324
It works great in my Sears whole house attic fan circa 1986. Don't know if it has a capacitor or not.
1274671
I don't know. The fan stopped working soon after I bought it. I wouldn't recommend it.
770498
hi , You need to search :B00A44U61U ,HP 0957-2304 32V 1094mA 12V 250mA JinkaDe
55773
Not sure. Just need to check power supply type. It worked as a replacement on a generic PC
1521103
If the capacitor on your fan looks like this one (2 wires on one side, 3 wires on the other side), it probably will fix your fan. When I first noticed my fan wasn't working correctly, one of the three speeds (I don't remember which) didn't work. Eventually another didn't work. Also, there was a very distinct odor. Replaced the original capacitor with this one & it's been working perfectly ever since.
701103
Try mouser.com. they have all kinds of capacitors. Make sure you order exact one. Good luck
1241959
I don't know. I did not know if this remote would work with my fan. I googled Hampton Bay and called them directly and asked. It would be worth the effort as it is a very nice remote. It is nicer and more useful than most. Good Luck
658964
I'm not sure whether this kit will work on your model. But if you order this kit and if they aren't the same capacitors you need, you can write or email them and tell them your model# they should be able to send you the capacitors you need. A blown capacitor is bulgy on top, that's the one you need to replace, they have a number on the side, so those are the one's you need to order, then a video on Youtube can show you how to do it. You can contact the seller and ask them. We knew nothing about replacing a capacitor, till we ordered this kit. Good luck.
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Should be able to adapt...Although the specs (as displayed in the Product Description:Voltage: 5VDC , Current: 0.23A / 1.15W ) do differ from what is printed on the hub (look at the picture: 5.0V/0.1A/0.5W ), this is a Direct Current fan with an AC/DC adapter. You Should be able to get by with a 5VDC wallwart rated at 500mA (like the supplied unit), or go with a 5V/1A unit. Connector is an entirely different issue. For that I'd splice the new wallwart into the original cable. G'luck.
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im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the capacitor and it sure was a bad one, hope this helps im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the... » Read More im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the capacitor and it sure was a bad one, hope this helps « Show Less
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? It May be, but shipping to return Will Cost A lot More Than Buying A replacement Capacitor, Cost ? $ 10.00 at most & Easy to replace. I have replaced Capacitors on Pumps, Motors, Fans, & Grinders.
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i'm not sure if its universal. but i would suggest if you have a remote that can with your fan you could check the back of that remote for a model number and search for that model number, just type it in.
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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!
998064
Not sure. You will want to make sure the capacitors are rated the same for the brand you own. I believe it will work with other brands. You will want to check on line and google the brand you own to determine what the fix may be and the needed parts. You may find on U tube the process to fix.