CBB65 start capacitor?

[dilalio]

Need one for a Stuart turner monsoon pump.
10uF but can only see CBB60 online.

Would that suffice?
This is the kiddy...

 

[dilalio]

Pump shows signs of being given some percussive maintenance in the past

 

[denso13]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Capacitor-Start-Up-Machines-Conditioners-Refrigerators/dp/B0BRHXN7HF?th=1

 

[dilalio]

So what terminals do u connect to?
Ta

 

[denso13]

Some are marked + and - and the polarity matters, if they have no markings then it doesn't matter. Generally

 

[denso13]

BTW, the one I linked to is an example only, there were a few that came up.

 

[dilalio]

Original has nothing!

 

[flameport]

Normally arranged like this, connect one wire to A and the other to B.

 

[dilalio]

Normally arranged like this, connect one wire to A and the other to B.


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Yes, that was originally wired top left and bottom right... Which is why I marked it with a black sharpie.
So, is it the same with the one linked to above by @denso13

 

[dilalio]

BTW, the one I linked to is an example only, there were a few that came up.

Same when I searched, but they were all metal casing and different terminal arrangement to the one I have, under that code (CBB65).

 

[dilalio]

Normally arranged like this, connect one wire to A and the other to B.


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Thanks.
Have watched many of your YouTube vids BTW

 

[denso13]

Yes, that was originally wired top left and bottom right... Which is why I marked it with a black sharpie.
So, is it the same with the one linked to above by @denso13

The four spade one is a different connection to the two spade one. Connect the cable to any spade terminal, one on the four, one on the two.

If you see what I mean.

 

[Madrab]

You would think that ST would use similar capacitors in their later pumps, aint broke don't fix it type idea. I believe more modern 10uF capacitors ahould work without issue though surely? as long as it's the same μF rating then the motor shouldn't know the difference? Not an electronics chap though so couldn't be sure.

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Just in case you could use it and didn't have it -

Just in case - https://www.plumbworld.co.uk/docume...hower-pump-service-kit-installation-guide.pdf

 

[dilalio]

You would think that ST would use similar capacitors in their later pumps, aint broke don't fix it type idea. I believe more modern 10uF capacitors ahould work without issue though surely? as long as it's the same μF rating then the motor shouldn't know the difference? Not an electronics chap though so couldn't be sure.

Stuart Turner Compatible 10uf Starting Capacitor - AFP9 | Spare PartStuart Turner Compatible 10uf Starting Capacitor - AFP9 | Spare Part | ST-AFP9

Official Stockists of Stuart Turner Compatible 10uf Starting Capacitor - AFP9 - Buy it now from the UK's leading supplier of Showers & Spare Parts

www.showerdoc.com

Just in case you could use it and didn't have it -

Just in case - https://www.plumbworld.co.uk/docume...hower-pump-service-kit-installation-guide.pdf

What's throwing me is that the original CBB65 capacitor looks more like the CBB60's currently available online and not the new CBB65's available!

They all seem to be metal cases with 4 and 2 prong terminals.
Don't want to wait for the wrong one and wouldn't know if it was wrong or another issue with the pump... ie the sensors... I have them all linked out at the moment.

Pump only runs when you give the body a tap with a hammer. I've removed all the water-side components so it's just a bare motor with shaft poking out each side.

 

[dilalio]