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38ckb060300 - caps don't last long
The caps on this A/C don't last long. The ones in there are 10 uF for the fan and 55 uF for the compressor and have been in for 1 week. I have simply read the previous value off the can and bought a duplicate. The cap is rated 440V but I measure 451V across the compressor's cap. Does this mean the capacitance value is wrong? What is the right value?
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