RUN CAPACITOR Carrier 17400103000052 RUN CAPACITOR

RUN CAPACITOR

The Carrier 17400103000052 RUN CAPACITOR is exclusively designed to keep your furnace or air conditioner running smoothly. This part keeps your system running efficiently even in the most extreme conditions. The Carrier 17400103000052 RUN CAPACITOR is just one of the over 40,000 heating and cooling parts that ship daily post-free.

The Carrier 17400103000052 Run Capacitor is used in place of the run capacitor on certain Carrier unit models. The run capacitor helps to start, stop and regulate the fan motor when the thermostat senses a change in temperature.

A run capacitor that is used to regulate the starting current in an air-conditioning unit. It is made of high capacity aluminum electrolytic aluminum, which has strong heat resistance and low electrical resistance.

Run capacitor – The run capacitor, also referred to as a compressor run capacitor, is the common name for an electrical appliance that is used as a power supply for the condenser coil in an air conditioning unit. The function of this device is to start and sustain the flow of current within the air conditioning system by blocking voltage surges that could initiate switching or other damaging events.

The three-phase, variable speed run capacitor is the heart of the A/C system in your central air conditioner. It switches high voltage to low voltage in order to run the compressors at the correct speed, without overloading or overcooling.

A run capacitor is a device used to store a charge of electricity. This one stores the electricity generated by a motor as it runs. The stored electricity can then be used to start the motor again. In the world of refrigeration, this capacitor is an important component of a refrigeration system's compressor or condenser. Refrigerators and freezers use the electricity stored in the capacitor to start up and run smoothly after being turned off

A run capacitor is used for starting or running electrical equipment. It has an active voltage regulator to maintain stable voltage under varying starting conditions. Momentary inductance demand surges are handled by the higher power levels needed to start larger motors without damage, and longer operating time for the motor during no-load periods. It has a high current capacity that enables it to handle large current flow at startups without voltage drop, making it ideal for direct-drive vacuum pumps, hydraulic generators, air compressors, and fans. Its circuit features include diode protection against inductive loads.

The first component of a residential induction motor to overheat and fail is the run capacitor. Overheating occurs because a run capacitor does not have a heat sink or fins to dissipate the heat it generates. The problem with failure is that the secondary winding of the drive transformer could be damaged by this overheating, requiring removal and replacement of the entire drive assembly. Failures often occur when an appliance such as a refrigerator/freezer is operated for extended periods without door openings to cool down interior components, or if operation is attempted after an electrical power failure.

A run capacitor is installed in the line to the refrigeration compressor. This capacitor is one of the most commonly replaced parts on a refrigeration system. It filters out the high-frequency noise that is created by the compressor motor. It is most likely that this component has failed because of damage due to overloading of the A/C system.

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This capacitor is used to start motors in electric, gas or diesel power generators that have motors larger than 1/3 horsepower. Cemented construction with vented slots for dissipating heat.

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