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I am repairing a Admiral top loader washer, It requires a motor capistor have rang maytag they tell me a new motor only..the value written on side 189-227 mfd 165vac 60Hz being a USA.
Does anyone know of a capacitor I could use.,as most capacitors are listed at much lower mfd values.
many thanks johnRe: Capacitor required
Try RS components – http://www.rswww.com
They should have something 🙂
Dave
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Sadly Dave they cant help me, If I was a member they may have helped more.!! so if anyone can help, please do.
Cheers JohnRe: Capacitor required
Eh ? 😕
You can order online, you only need to register and pay with a card, RS part number 117-170 (put in search box, select RS part number) is a 200uf capacitor +/- 25{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} will the trick :tup:
Dave.
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😕 Strange, just looked at the RS site. They call it a motor starter capacitor but they also call it an electrolytic. I thought electrolytic capacitors were only suitable for DC circuits.
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Phidom wrote:I thought electrolytic capacitors were only suitable for DC circuits.
Nope, they’re nearly all electrolytic types on domestic appliances 😉
Dave.
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Thanks Dave have been on RS site and found this part.
great to be able to obtain tec information on this site.
cheers JohnRe: Capacitor required
Ah, just been reading up:
http://www.tpub.com/neets/book2/3f.htm
Quote:
“Since an electrolytic capacitor is polarity sensitive, its use is ordinarily restricted to a dc circuit or to a circuit where a small ac voltage is superimposed on a dc voltage. Special electrolytic capacitors are available for certain ac applications, such as a motor starting capacitor. Dry electrolytic capacitors vary in size from about 4 …..”Clear as mud 😀
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