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I have a Hunter fan whose 3 ceiling lights have been slowly dimming over 3 months. N
I have a Hunter fan whose 3 ceiling lights have been slowly dimming over 3 months. Now they are but a faint candle light.
It seems this may be a capacitor. All the voltages seem OK. But I cannot find this capacitor at home depot or other electronic stores to test it. THe capacitor part number is VCED (74132-01). It is a 5uF/250VAC. Since this is a "Starter capacitor", perhaps I can just bypass it completely. I don't mind doing this and ordering a new one if this can be done. Or perhaps you have another thought on the situation. Thanks, Guy Hanacek |
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