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That would probably work for some models, but not the SD-2501/2502, which has a block shaped capacitor with two protruding pins only long enough to pierce the holes in the board. No wires to attach a connector strip to…

That’s probably correct. The shop where I bought mine says this one works both as a motor start as well as a motor run cap. For all the other ones they specifically say so if it’s for motor start only.

As promised, a brief report of my bread maker repair, complete with pictures for posterity. This type SD-2501 is my second one in a little over 11 years. Like its predecessor, we use it at least once a day so it has done an estimated 2.000 cycles, mainly medium to heavy bread (500g dry...

It seems the circuit board on the 25xx models is turned 90 degrees anti clockwise, but there is a white plastic bulge a capacitor would fit into. I have ordered a replacement, will post back when it’s done (with pictures).

Is it covered by a separate piece of the white plastic housing, just above the circuit board? I’m looking at the pictures I took earlier. That would explain why I can only see smaller capacitors.

Good to hear. May I ask which capacitor you replaced and what was the capacity? I took mine apart today and I noticed there are three capacitors, each 0,1uF/300V. Is there another one besides the ones on the main circuit board?