80/7.5 uF 80+7.5 MFD 370V or 440V Dual Run Start Round A/C Capacitor CBB65 CBB65B Air Conditioner Capacitors for AC Unit Fan Motor Start or Heat Pump or Condenser Straight Cool

One of our three heat pumps stopped cooling on Saturday afternoon. The condenser unit fan was running along with the air handler, but the compressor on the condenser unit was not kicking on. I cut power, checked the capacitor with a meter, and determined it needed replacement. Matched up the capacitor size (30+5 MFD) and ordered this product from Amazon. It arrived on Sunday shortly after noon, and I installed the new capacitor later in the day. Restored power to the unit, which is running great and cooling again. This particular unit is a Bryant 1.5-ton heat pump split system. The new capacitor looks great and well-made, arrived quickly, and is working great. I would recommend it to others. The price is great as well, for under $20. It saved me about $300, which is about what I paid an HVAC company a few years ago to diagnose the problem and replace a capacitor on one of our other heat pumps.

Excellent condenser. Perfect fit. Easy installation if mechanically inclined. Resolved AC hard start issue immediately. Change these every 3-4 years with heavy use. Especially in Florida.

i replaced a very old capacitor from AC from mid 1980's. Although not an exact match, the specs are the same and it installed perfectly. I was worried that the old capacitor had different requirements for a replacement

Works & fits perfectly

Initial impression is good. Seems to be working well. It's bigger in diameter than the original part but most of the numbers match the original part.

I bought a used 2001 pop up camper that had a non-working Carrier AC on the roof. This capacitor was an easy replacement. It is a little bit longer than the original so I had to modify the box it was mounted in slightly. Works great now.

This capacitor fit my pool pump just fineIt’s been running my pump fineNo problem installing

Hey if you're smart enough to figure out what these are and where they go. You'll find great relief that they worked right out of the box and have no problem. I did buy this one and another brand so I put the dates on the first one to see how long it lasts. Having this replaced will cost you about $185. They are a little bit dangerous because the way they work so, YouTube the procedure before you just go in and change this out. I'm not electrician and I do not approve this message. But the item did work great