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ceiling fan capacitor
My ceiling fan cap has melted, but I can't figure out what replacement part I need. It's a 4-wire cap, but it only has one (uf) value written on the side. It says 4uf sh 250vac.
From what I understand most caps with more than two wires have more than one (uf) value, and I don't know what replacement part would work. Would something like a 4uf + 4uf + 5uf do the trick? |
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