⚙️ Power Up Your Performance!
The TEMCo 233-280 uf/MFD Round Start Capacitor is a high-performance component designed for 110-125 VAC applications. With a compact size of 1.437 inches in diameter and a robust phenolic resin housing, this capacitor is built to last. It features quick disconnect terminals for easy installation and is filled with vegetable oil, ensuring it is PCB-free. Backed by a hassle-free 5-year warranty, it’s the ideal choice for OEM single phase motor and gear motor applications.
J**S
Good replacement for the motor of my Shopsmith
Perfect!
M**K
Exact size as original- mfd rating and physical size.
Perfect replacement. Did not fix my problem but that was my fault. Found start contact was not working properly. Had to bend contact so it would touch with a little more force. Now motor will not hum when trying to start. It will start up normally. Have a capacitor for future use if necessary.
F**Y
Perfect fit, perfect performance!
This cap was easy to install and has been working as expected in my drill press. The previous capacitor had been burned up due to the centrifugal switch not operating correctly because of a wasp nest. Cleaning out the motor and installing the new cap fixed all problems.
T**N
I had to replace my Shopsmith capacitor
Nothing special. It was identical size and shape.It fixed my motor starting issue.
M**E
Was hopping
Put in the new starter in an was hopping that would fix my hot tub motor , NO such luck , the motor still didnt start turning , just hummed . im pretty sure the new starter is good so i just bought a new motor . I could send the starter back but its not worth the trouble
B**R
Works and I am happy!
A much better price here then local and it worked perfectly on our compressor. The store said we would not be able to find a replacement (their's was the only one available) because they were no longer being made. Well phooey to them, this worked just great and I am a happy camper! And 1/4 the price!
**E
Quality
Great price, easy fix for my table saw
P**H
Great little Capacitor. But not the problem.
I should have studied my problem a little longer. I install the new capacitor and my band saw motor still didn't work. It turns out that the centrifugal switch needed a little cleaning and the contact points hit with 1000 grit wet or dry sandpaper. After getting the motor running, which took about an hour, I checked the old capacitor, it was still good. Lesson learned.
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