Twidec/2Pcs 450V AC 50/60Hz Run Capacitor 2-Wire Metallized Polypropylene Film Capacitors for Ceiling Fan Motor Start Run 10uf CBB61-10

I had an attic fan that was refusing to start on LOW speed and slow to start on HIGH speed. Figured that the starter capacitor was shot. Replaced the old capacitor with one of these and now everything works as it should. Just be careful with the old one because it may still have a charge.

My ancient, but premium, Casa Blanca fan stopped working. I don't know when it was installed, but this fan was in our house in 1994 when we moved in. Now, it was dead. Although the controller at the wall still made the fan play some tones, the blades didn't spin. What to do? Trashing it was the chicken way out. So, I took down the fan and opened it up. As you can see in the picture, a polypropylene capacitor had exploded. First guess: the entire electronics might have fried. Second guess: Replace the capacitor, and see if that's the only thing needed to restore the fan's glory.Well, this capacitor had the same capacitance as the one removed, but with a higher voltage. That's good, but the replacement part was too big to fit in the same spot. I found an alternate location and hot glued it in place. I ran the wires to the PCB. This product worked great for me. My fan has a new life.

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The Twidec Run Capacitor came to my rescue when my whole house fan motor needed a replacement capacitor. I'm thrilled to say it exceeded my expectations!As promised, this unit was an exact match for my fan's capacitor. The installation was a breeze; it fit seamlessly into place without any adjustments needed, saving me time and hassle.The best part? It swiftly revived my whole house fan. Within moments of installation, the fan was up and running smoothly, operating as if it were brand new. The Twidec Run Capacitor restored the functionality of my fan promptly and efficiently.I couldn't be happier with the seamless experience and the performance of this capacitor. If you're looking for an exact replacement to get your fan up and running quickly, I highly recommend the Twidec Run Capacitor. It's a reliable solution that gets the job done without a hitch.

When my 20 year old, 42" barrel drum fan quit, I thought it may be time to replace it. I paid $200 for it. Well, now they are well over $600. I researched on the web and found out it could be the run capacitor. I called the factory and they don't sell parts. so I looked here on Amazon. I got this inexpensive part ($7 for two) 10UF 450VAC and installed it. The fan works better than it ever had now and I have an extra part for the next time. Heck yea, brother!

Have a large shop fan that would not start when turned on. I replaced the capacitor with one of these and it works great again!

There are few things I like less than climbing up in a dusty, sweltering hot attic. Get this cap and you can be sure you'll need to make an extra trip up there.When I bought this I thought, why on Earth would you need two? Answer: because they fail after one season. Too be fair, all start run caps eventually fail, but it is not unreasonable to expect 5-10 years of service.I'll try the metal can type this time.. in any case I would avoid this one.