189-227 uF MFD 220-250 VAC Round Start Capacitor 50/60 Hz - Fits Electric Motor, OEM Single Phase Motor

189-227 uF MFD 220-250 VAC Round Start Capacitor 50/60 Hz - Fits Electric Motor, OEM Single Phase Motor189 227 uf MFD 220 250 VAC Volts Round Start Capacitor 50 60 Hz AC Electric Key Features Capacitance: 189 227 uF MFD Voltage Rating: 220 250 VAC Frequency: 50 60 Hz Shape: Round Case Material: Moisture and oil resistant molded bakelite Terminals: 1 4 inch male quick connect Operating Temperature: 40C to +65C ( 40F to +149F) Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Serves as a universal replacement for any start capacitor with matching electrical

189-227 uf/MFD 220-250 VAC Volts Round Start Capacitor 50/60 Hz AC Electric

Key Features

• Capacitance: 189-227 uF/MFD
• Voltage Rating: 220-250 VAC
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Shape: Round
• Case Material: Moisture and oil-resistant molded bakelite
• Terminals: 1/4 inch male quick-connect
• Operating Temperature: -40°C to +65°C (-40°F to +149°F)

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Serves as a universal replacement for any start capacitor with matching electrical specifications.
• Compatible with parts from brands including JCM, TEMCo, BlueStars, Seentech, and Anxingo that meet the same uF and VAC ratings.
• Replaces common model type CD60 capacitors within this specific range.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for single-phase AC electric motors requiring a starting capacitor.
• Applications include HVAC units, air conditioners, refrigeration compressors, well pumps, and other motor-driven equipment.
• Verify fit by matching capacitance, voltage, and physical dimensions with the original component.

When to Replace

• Motor hums or buzzes but fails to start.
• Motor starts slowly or requires manual assistance to turn over.
• Circuit breaker trips repeatedly when the motor attempts to start.
• Visible signs of damage on the old capacitor, such as bulging, cracking, or fluid leakage.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect all electrical power to the equipment before servicing.
• Safely discharge the old capacitor by shorting the terminals with a resistor or an insulated-handle tool.
• Confirm the uF/MFD and VAC ratings of the new capacitor match the original part.
• Note or photograph the wire connections before removal to ensure correct installation.
• Securely mount the new capacitor in the original bracket.