-40℉ to 150℉ (-40℃ to 70℃), PROTECTED 10000 AFC NON PCB.
In order to easily replace the AC capacitor by yourself, three terminals respectively on the top are labeled "Herm" for the compressor motor, "Fan" for the fan, and "C" for the common line.
What are the signs of a bad AC capacitor?
Some common symptoms of a bad capacitor include:
●Your AC takes time to begin a cooling cycle or just won't start at all
●Your AC randomly shuts off on its own
●You can't feel any cold air in your home while your AC's running
●Your AC is emitting a humming noise during operation
●You notice smoke or detect a burning smell coming from your unit
●Your energy bills are unreasonably high
The causes of a bad AC capacitor vary, but can include: debris hitting the capacitor and causing damage; extremely hot temperatures causing the capacitor to overheat; wear and tear over a long period of time; short circuits in the cooling system; power surges; and even lightning strikes.