So my ac has gone out. I am told to change capacitor first. I was able to give the fan a push and it started running again but when I got home the whole unit was not working. I called Greinger this morning and they were able to find the capacitor no problem other than there were two different ones one was circle and one was oval. I wasn�t sure at the time what it was so I told them I�d call back this afternoon to order it after I found out. Well the four guys I�ve talked to this afternoon can�t seem to find it now. All I gave the guy this am was the model # from the unit and the voltage #s. Come on tff can y�all pull one out y�alls arse? There are no part numbers or voltage numbers on the capacitor.

I believe Home Depot and Lowe's both sell them... take that one in for a match up.

Inside the unit on the backside of the cover panels, is there a schematic diagram? If so, the cap voltage and rating should be on there. Clean that thing up with fantastic or something and look closer on it. It looks like a double cap, start and run perhaps. Did it have a wire on each terminal?

You�re chitin me right?



There was 3 wires one wire going to each terminal.

You'll still have to order. The Grainger in Arlington is better than the one in ft worth.

How do we know that�s the correct one?

I meant to post this one

My question still stands? How do we know this is the correct one? Don�t we have to make sure some numbers that I don�t have match up?

I believe I have found the actual part

Drodge, those capacitors are real cheap if you buy it right, like diamonds..
Little mom & pop shop on Division called ABCO appliance parts..
I bought a capacitor for under 30 bucks and that is high I was told.. I also bought a fan motor there when mine went out 80.00 bucks any one else wanted between 300-400 dollars to replace it. Took me 30 mins max..
Give them a call tomorrow or really just run it by the old guy will know what it is and I'd bet he has one on the spot..
1758 W. Division Arlington 76012
817-460-2626

Yes, should be able to find a replacement dual oval capacitor at around $30

The guy at grainger this morning said it was $17.99. But the other guys couldn�t find it when I called back to order it. I don�t know what�s going on.