35 uF/MFD Capacitor for AC, 370 or 440 VAC CBB65 Dual Run Round Capacitors for AC Motor Run, Fan Start, Condenser Straight Cool, Heat Pump, Air Conditioner, and Pool Pump

MY old cap was only 2 yrs old. It failed. This was a 10 minute swap out and got us back to cool air in no time. Read your existing cap label, buy the same parameter cap. Save $300 HVAC service charge. Cost me about $18.

Fix your pool pump for cheap! My older pool pump died 3 years ago. The pool supply company wanted hundreds of dollars to repair it. I ordered this part, popped it in and it fired right up again. Just make sure you follow all safety steps before removing the old one, especially discharging it, to avoid getting shocked. Also, make sure you measure correctly and get the same volts, etc.. The first one failed after about 2 years, but still well worth the price of replacing the entire pump.

Worked great on my pool pump motor.

Awesome buy for replacement capacitor. Easy installation and the right price!

The dual run capacitor arrived on time and performs as expected.

Safe tons of money by purchasing this item and having someone replaced it. Best purchased ever

it matches the description and is fit, form and function match of the replacement part.

Keep these on hand, lightening strikes in Florida take them out and can’t live without that AC. Very easy to replace if that’s the only damage, nice to save that expense service call.

Worked as it should.

Works great so far and perfect fit for a fraction of the price of the OEM Gentech brand

Replaced my old one at beginning of summer. Works as intended!

Got home from vacation at the end of August, we were going through a heat wave (32°C+) and walked into a house that was 27°C! – the A/C had stopped working. It was after 5pm on a Friday, so a service call to an HVAC repair tech would’ve cost hundreds of dollars for an after-hours emergency call, plus parts, so instead, I hopped online for a potential solution and there were dozens of videos with exactly my problem: Trane A/C, furnace blowing, no cold air. In every video, the culprit was the capacitor on the compressor. I went out and checked the compressor and sure enough – the capacitor was bulged (I have no tools to test capacitance, so I just went with the commonly-accepted truism that a bulged capacitor is a bad capacitor). Tried a few local brick-and-mortar stores (trying to support local), and they STARTED at $230 and went up from their (and that’s IF they actually had them in stock). So tried a “Hail Mary” by going to Amazon, and I couldn't believe that they had the actual capacitor for less than $20!!! Sold. It was too late for same-day delivery, so we slept with the windows open that night, the capacitor arrived the next day, I turned off the breaker, carefully moved the wires one at-a-time so as not to accidentally cause a short, strapped it in, threw the breaker and………SUCCESS! So a repair of probably $500+ all-in by an HVAC tech, or less than $20 DIY. I’ll take DIY, please. In fact, they were so inexpensive, I then ordered a spare so I won’t be without A/C again.

deliver was fast, and work perfectly, I fixed my Air Conditioner with this item.