Pool Pump Capacitor Test and Repair

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Uploaded by on Jul 30, 2009

If your pool pump stops, it might not be the pump motor. Chances are it is a Pool Pump Capacitor. This video will show how to test and install a new capacitor for a pool pump. This information may also apply to other AC pumps and motors that use a capacitor.

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  • WHOA!  THIS GUY SAYS IT DOESN'T MATTER IF THE CAPACITOR HAS A DIFFERENT RATING , HE'S FULL OF SHT. CAPS HAVE TO BE +-10%. PUT IN THE WRONG SIZE BURN UP THE MOTOR. USE EXACT CAPACITOR!

  • thks teaacher

  • THANKS FOR POSTING YOUR VIDEO IT SAVED ME A BOAT LOAD OF MONEY....DID JUST WHAT YOU SAID AND IT WORKED LIKE A CHAMP...THANKS AGAIN..

  • This video saved me lots of money (not sure what a pool pump repair person would charge). Thank you sir for posting it. I looked at the cost of a new pump on-line and it was over $350, the capacitor I purchased was $10.81. Clerk at the store said the microfarad rating was plus or minus 10 microfarads. Also, bring the old capacitor and cover to compare and verify it will fit on the pump in the cover.

  • skip ahead to 3:00 to not waste 3 minutes of your life by deputy dog.lol j/k

  • Thanks for Video,i did exactly what you recommended,went to a motor shop got a new capacitor,installed it .works like a new.Thanks again.

  • Thanks for your video. Where did you purchase your new capacitor?

  • Thanks for your video. Where did you purchase your new capacitor?

  • haha i do the same thing i put a rag of some sort over the capacitor the old timers at work laugh at me...whatever iv seen these things fly in the air...great video...bad for business for me

  • Sounds like the rear end bell is going as the bearing is spinning in the race making the noise being heard.

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