Motor Start Capacitor, 125 VAC 216-259 MFD

SKU: CS216X110 Manufacturer: International Refrigeration

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Motor Start Capacitor, MFD Rating 216-259, Voltage 110-125, 60/50 Hz, Round, Dia 1 7/16 In, Height 2 3/4 In, 2-blade Quick-connect Insulated Terminals, Temp Range -40 to 65 C, 20 Starts per Hour, Sealed Molded Phenolic Resin Case

Electrolytic Capacitors

AC electrolytic starting capcitors are designed for intermittent duty on single-phase capacitor start AC motors. Will operate properly up to 20 starts of threee-second duration per hour at no more than 66 Hz. Meet "EIA" RS-463- Type 2 standards. Round cases are moisture resistand molded plastic. Dual type terminals for quick connect or solder connections. Induvidually packaged.

Features:

Hermetically sealed
Cases made of phenolic resin
Standard dual blade terminals
UL listed
Small dimensions for easy replacement

Specs:

Construction: Sealed Molded Phenolic Resin Case
Dia.: (In.) 1 7/16
Height: (In.) 2 3/4
Hz: 60/50
Type: Motor Start Capacitor
MFD: Rating 216-259
Shape: Round
Temp.: Range (C) -40 to 65
Terminals: 2-blade Quick-connect Insulated
Voltage: 110-125

MOUNTING:

Vertical mounting of the capacitor with the terminals up is recommended. However, horizontal mounting is acceptable providing the vent is located in the up position. Vertical mounting with the terminals down is not recommended because the capacitor life may be reduced and the operation of the pressure relief vent impaired.

SAFETY:

Because the watt–second value of these capacitors is high, precautions should be taken during the testing of these devices. Discharge resistors should be specified when there is a possibility of a residual charge left on the capacitor or to protect contacts. Mis–application, such as exceeding design limits or applying continuous AC voltage, may result in destruction or explosion of capacitors.

Additional Information

SKU	CS216X110
Stock Status	Ships same day - if ordered by 2:pm Est.
Manufacturer	International Refrigeration
Condition	new
Product Type	N/A
Capacity	N/A
Voltage	110 V ~ 12V
MFD Rating Start-Caps	216-259
MFD Rating Dual-Caps	N/A
MFD Rating Single-Caps	N/A
Shape	Round
VAC	125
Dimensions	Dia 1 7/16 In, Height 2 3/4 In
Note	When identifying the capacitor that you have, you might see the rating stated in "MFD" or "UF." "MFD" and "UF" meaning microfarad rating.
FAQ	How do I know when a capacitor is bad? The air conditioner unit will not come on. Either the outdoor fan does not run, the compressor does not run, or both the fan and the compressor do not run. The breaker on the outdoor unit has been checked and reset, but the outdoor unit still does not come on. You can hear a little humming sound inside the unit which is the low voltage contactor humming. The capacitor may be swollen or even blown apart with capacitor oil.
How To Check	How to Check a Start Capacitor 1) Remove the start capacitor and use a screwdriver to shorten the two terminals and discharge the electricity from it. 2) Set your analog meter on 1k ohms. 3) Touch the two terminals with your ohms meter test leads. 4) Reverse the way that you were touching the two terminals with your ohms meter test leads. 5) The needle in your meter should swing to 0 ohms and swing back to infinity every time that you reverse the ohms meter test lead on the start capacitor. 6) If it does that, the start capacitor is good. 7) Set the meter. On a digital meter, set it to at least 1k ohms. 8) Touch the two terminals with your ohms meter test leads. 9) Reverse the way that you were touching the two terminals with your ohms meter test leads. 10) Notice that the meter will display some numbers for a second. 11) Then it will return to OL (open line). It should do this every time that you switch the ohms meter test leads position. 12) If it does this, the start capacitor is good.
Total Weight	0.5000

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