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murf Wrote:Being new to this,and not being in the electronics field,I am still trying to get an understanding of how these work.
Apparently,the capacitor values are dc voltage?The same for the electrolitics?
Sorry to bug you with such simple questions.
Just want to make sure I know what to buy when replacing that cap.
Have a great evening.
murf
Probably 99% of the time the voltage rating on a capacitor is DC voltage. You do find motor start or run capacitors that are rated for AC voltage but I think they usually also have a DC voltage rating.
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Sean Wrote:murf Wrote:Being new to this,and not being in the electronics field,I am still trying to get an understanding of how these work.
Apparently,the capacitor values are dc voltage?The same for the electrolitics?
Sorry to bug you with such simple questions.
Just want to make sure I know what to buy when replacing that cap.
Have a great evening.
murf
Probably 99% of the time the voltage rating on a capacitor is DC voltage. You do find motor start or run capacitors that are rated for AC voltage but I think they usually also have a DC voltage rating.
Thank you sir,
I wonder if the 2, 25's are why it does not run.Should be 60.
Have a great day Sean and thanks
murf
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Here is the finished product.
Works great.
Thanks for the help guy's.
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