Dometic Duo-therm 3100248.750 Run Capacitor 60+12.5 Uf Camper Rv Air Conditioner on 2040-parts.com
Lincoln, Arkansas, United States
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This 60+12.5 mfd. dual run capacitor is the perfect replacement for Dometic Duo-Therm part number 3100248.750 or 3100248750 - also replaces part number 3313107.062 or 33133107062
Suitable for use in rooftop A/C units. Heavy duty 440 volt rating. Capacitor base measures 2 3/8" in diameter, and the overall height is 5 1/4". Note #1: A 126-page PDF copy of the Duo-Therm Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Service Manual is available for free download online. Simply copy and paste the title, and do a google search - it should be the first search result that comes up. Note #2: This capacitor is suitable for replacing either a round or oval model. The shape of the capacitor has no correlation to the electrical ratings. The microfarad (abbreviated mfd or uF) numbers must match your original capacitor. The higher-mfd terminal (marked "h" or "herm") goes to the hermetic compressor, and the lower-mfd terminal (marked "f" or "fan") goes to the fan motor. The common terminal will be marked "c" or "com". Note #3: This heavy duty 440 volt rated capacitor is suitable for replacing a standard 370 volt rated capacitor. Fast and Free Shipping to the United States. Thank you! Arkansas residents subject to 7.75% sales tax. Sorry, no refunds returns or exchanges on this new electrical replacement item. Note - Unless specifically stated otherwise, the use of manufacturer's part numbers is for informational purposes only, and does not denote that the listed item is an OEM part. Legal Notice - By
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