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tran

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Do you hear it humming? If so take a small stick and see if you can spin it, if it takes off then you capacitor is bad and should be replaced.
 

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If the motor is bad you can replace it yourself, I replaced mine last year & it's pretty straight forward. Remove the old one & take it with you so you know you're getting the right thing. I went to Locke Supply & they were able to find me a match.
 

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I am glad to hear that it is just a cap. However, the cap is for more than starting the fan motor. It also stays in the circut to better the power factor(use less amps to do the same work) this will cause the fan motor to heat up and quit on thermal overload, the compressor will continue the pressure will go high and eventually go into bypass. This puts a stess on the compressor and sometimes the bypass does not reseat and your compressor is bad. So call me and I will likely have the cap you need. Joe
 

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