TEMCo 50+5 uf/MFD 370-440 VAC Volts Round Dual Run Capacitor 50/60 Hz AC Electric - Lot -1 (Optional uf/MFD, Voltage and Lot Quantities Available)

Put this on my AC And it worked perfect. All the info matched and ready to change. One of the only ones that I found that was 85 degrees.

I had this capacitor swapped out for the old one in just a few minutes on my RV AC unit and things were up and running after that. Seems to be working great.

Great! It works like a charm. It is my first attempt to do it myself and it turns out it is easy to change by myself after I watched some youtube video and bought some tools from Home Depot. My Trane AC is running again at the same day vs. some one to fix it for me at $300-400.

GREAT PRICE. QUICK SHIPPING. WORKED WELL. THANKS

Great product at an affordable price. Beats the tech price quoted to come out and check ac system for $150 plus whatever he finds on top to fix. I was not sure if capacitor was bad, but for the price I gambled and since I read 50% of service call end up replacing the capacitor I was pleasantly satisfied that it worked.

My story was typical - fired up the AC for the season and the condenser fan outside was humming but not moving. Taking a stick and getting the blades moving kickstarted the unit.All that was needed was a new capacitor and it was back to normal functions! Do some reading before you replace this yourself as capacitors can still hold a charge even when you have disconnected power to the unit. 15 min install and good as new.

Home AC system back up and running for less than $10. Gotta love it! Worked perfectly to fix my stopped and overheating fan motor. Slimmer than OEM so needed a bit of rubber to firm up the clamping band. Still, only a 15 minute repair. Thanks!

Wider than my original on my Goodman series, but operates fine and beats the heck out of a 240 dollar service call and BS from your technician.If your compressor or fan start up with a very LOUD noise, its time to replace the capacitor. Easy installation, two wires will go to the common, one will go to the Herm (compressor) and one will go to FAN. Make sure you do not mix them up. Write down carefully the colors of the wires just in case. Disengage the pullout fuse before messing with this.