10 uf MFD 370 or 440 VAC Oval Run Capacitor PW-10 for Fan Motor Blower Condenser in Air Handler Straight Cool or Heat Pump Air Conditioner - Guaranteed to Last 5 Years

What can I say about it? It worked in my HVAC system perfectly. My new blower motor said 10uf, so I put this in, and it runs like a kitten. Price was very good and my main reason for selecting this one. Even if it goes bad in a year, two of them are as cheap as a middle of the road one.

Installed in furnace. Solid great looking easy to install priced great.

My old fan motor cap bit the dust and wouldn't start. I got this one, hooked it up and the fan works great on the first go. Works exactly as it should and it's much easier/cheaper than having an AC tech come out.

Replaced 15 year 5 mfd with 10 mfd and fan motor starts well. Ran for 30 minutes temp of motor ok.

I have three A/C units that are all over 20 years old. They occasionally fail with a motor or compressor not working. It's almost always a bad capacitor. I now stock one of each size my units require, and I can usually have my A/C working again the same day it stops, and without paying a technician $300-$400 for a technician to diagnose and change a capacitor.If you are technically competent to do this, I highly recommend finding out which capacitors you need and keeping them on-hand. Caution if you don't know what you are doing. These capacitors can still deliver a charge with the electricity off!

An air conditioner technician thought that the old condenser was "out of limits" as measured by his instruments. It may have been, but I thought that $160 was a little steep to replace a capacitor with two 'plug on' wires, that was sitting there 'looking at you' behind a panel. It was just for the fan motor, which worked quite well.... so, for less than $15 on Amazon, I replaced it myself. (I see the price has dropped to $8.10! 12/4/2021) Saving $150+ is worthwhile!!! :)

My heater fan stopped coming on and a web search said one of the most likely culprit was the capacitor. I made sure to get the EXACT same one that was in there. Turned the power off and grounded out the current capacitor then installed the new one. Total install time was five minutes at most. Plugged the power back in the heater is working great again! Saved myself hundreds over calling a HVAC repair person.

I have only had this product for a short time, but it works fine and looks like it was constructed very well. I will write more if there develops a problem.