Genteq Capacitor 10 UF MFD 370V 97F9002, 97F9002s (replaces old GE# 97F9002BZ3, Z97F9002, 27L669), 10 MFD at 370V, Oval

Ce condensateur Genteq 10 µF 370 V est un composant fiable et robuste.

Always know the correct Specifications of the capacitor you're replacing. I use old air conditioner blower fans when I work outside in the Florida heat. Sometimes the capacitor goes bad, this replacement works fine for me.

Item - 5 Stars Seller - 3 Stars This is a simple do it yourself job that should be completed every 5 years. Don't bother paying hundreds for a tech to test if its good. It is super cheap and will save you electricity bills if yours is malfunctioning. You likely need to replace your run capacitor if your blower motor starts with a loud hum before starting, or doesn't start at all. The blower fan should be instant on. You may also need to replace it if you notice little to no air coming through the HVAC system. On a Carrier/Payne/Bryant split system, the blower is attached to the furnace. You should find the run capacitor there to attached via metal belt and hex screw. It is typically a #7 socket wrench to open the blower section of the furnace and a 1/4" socket to release the bolt fastening the capacitor to the housing. Two cables attached should come off the capacitor pretty easy and attached to the new one the same way. TURN OFF THE ELECTRICITY BEFORE CHANGING THE CAPACITOR!!! The seller needs to invest in some cheap cardboard for packing or at least some scotch tape. This is the 2nd capacitor I've purchased from this seller. The item is in a Amazon padded envelope. That's all that it is in. The capacitor flies out of the original manufacturer's box during shipping and flops around in the padded envelope. Since this one is small and oval, its not that big of a deal, but the last capacitor was large, heavy, and round, and it arrived dented.

Works great

Looks and feels like great quality. Can tell it's not a cheap knock off. Proper CSA for Canadian usage. Unfortunately this is not going to work for me. Make sure before you order the voltage is correct. It was to go in an old power supply. I figured it was only 120 volts as it is the rated plug in. I thought it was just overkill installed initially. Got this new one and thought I should check the voltage before installing. Wow to my surprise it was about 550 volts on the terminals at the capacitor. Do not install a capacitor with a lower rated voltage than the nominal you will be sorry. The old capacitor is just real old still working. I just don't trust these types when they age. I will keep the thing was not much money.