BOJACK 70+5uF 70/5MFD ±6% 370V/440V CBB65 Dual Run Circular Start Capacitor for AC Motor Run or Fan Start or Condenser Straight Cool or Heat Pump air Conditioner

Edit: I installed the capacitor and my Condenser Fan worked right away and the whole house started cooling. I really liked the fact that this capacitor has clear markings on the top for Common, Herm & Fan unlike my old capacitor; which made the installation a breeze. I will come back and post on the longevity of this capacitor.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Most AC systems decide to quit on a super hot day…in our case the AC was blowing hot air and making a weird humming noise whenever the fan tries to spin. I have seen this before and more number of times it’s the capacitor. The fastest place I could get it overnight was on Amazon…ordered it around 11 pm and had it on my foot steps the next day. The original one lasted 11 years and am hoping this one would last at least half that time…only time will tell. Specs wise 100% match with my older capacitor.

As described. Worked perfectly.

As described, cheaper than calling HVAC repair I saved hundreds of dollars

Had problem where my Carrier outside unit had fan spinning, but the compressor was not running.After replacing old capacitor with this one, compressor works great again.

It works fine on my 3.5 ton heat pump .. it loses 1 star cause the wire terminal color code are different from my 2 previous ones .. However they all have stamped printed codes ..

I ordered this capacitor as a backup for our outside AC unit. It’s a perfect match to the one installed by the manufacturer of our unit. It’s a very easy part to replace and will save me a service call of over $300 (higher at night or on the weekends) and no down time waiting on a technician. I call having a backup capacitor a very inexpensive insurance policy!

When my central air started acting up I went out to check the unit and the fan motor was not spinning. Took a pencil and pushed one of the fan blades, and it began running and pumping cool air into the house. This told me that the capacitor had failed. The capacitor is the most common issue with central A/C units. Normally, you will be charged somewhere between $200-$300 for the part and labor. For $20 I ordered this part and replaced it in about 10 minutes. By coincidence, my A/C person was coming by the next day for a routine maintenance. Showed him the capacitor and according to him, he has used this brand and is a very good quality part. Once thing, if you are going to replace it yourself. Although, is just a few screws. You need to be aware that capacitors store electricity and need to be discharged before coming in contact with any of the 3 terminals. Failure to do so will give you a might big electrical, I would suggest watching some online videos and familiarizing yourself with the process. It is truly a very simple job, but you need to discharge the capacitor first. Again, you can spend $20 and do it yourself or pay $300 and let someone else do it for you. I purchased a spare one as the lifetime of an A?C capacitor is about 5 years.

I just installed this BoJack capacitor in my Goodman SSX140601AE. It got my condenser fan running again and cooling off our home. If you have the same model, I can confirm this one is compatible. I probably saved $500 to $1000 by ordering this and installing myself instead of calling HVAC company. It took me about 10 minutes to swap out.

exact replacement for the burnt out capacitor in our air conditioner

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