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    Quote Originally Posted by mic-d View Post
    yep. This is a big cap 400 uF 125v
    Something about the rating does not sound right to me given that it is on a 240v motor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by droog View Post
    Something about the rating does not sound right to me given that it is on a 240v motor.
    I’ll enquire about this point

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    Image on cap itself says 450v so about right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoneInspector View Post
    Image on cap itself says 450v so about right.
    He means on my cap, not the one in the link

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    So where did the 125V figure come from? Was it printed on the dead cap or did someone give you that figure?

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    I see, my mistake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by droog View Post
    Something about the rating does not sound right to me given that it is on a 240v motor.

    When I was picking up the capacitors from the company I quizzed the tech about the 125V spec on the start capacitor, he said it might be the wrong capacitor for our grid, or sometimes motors have a 120v circuit for the start, I didn't press further because I have no knowledge to ask any further informed questions. But I now have a 400 uF 250V start cap and a 25 uF 250V run cap. It's been repaired and it's running fine

    thanks everyone for the tips

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