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benlrichar
December 2020 | 2 Replies
I've owned the air compressor for 6 years, but in that time I have only used it less than 2 hours. Recently, I plugged the compressor into the wall plug, and it ran for a few minutes, but then the motor failed to restart, when the pressure switch kicked in. The motor only hummed. I removed the plastic cover over the motor and saw that the motor capacitor had swollen and failed. I purchased another capacitor with the same electrical rating, and installed it. When I plugged the air compressor into the wall, the unit ran for a few cycles, and then there was the unmistakeable smell of burning, and the new capacitor had burned up. I hate to buy another capacitor, just to watch it burn up. What am I doing wrong? I replaced the original capacitor with a 120 MCF, 250 VAC starting capacitor, which is the same rating as the original. Thanks, Ben Richardson
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