BOJACK 70+7.5 uF 70/7.5 MFD ±6% 370/440 V AC CBB65 Dual Run Circular Start Capacitor for AC Motor Run or Fan Start or Condenser Straight Cool or Heat Pump Air Conditioner

Worked perfectly. Tested for accuracy out of the box and it was exactly as it should be. Installed and everything began working perfectly again. Im going to order another to keep on hand since these are the primary culprit when my heatpump goes out.

AC died on a hot evening. I greatly suspected it was the capacitor (generally the first thing to go), so I pulled the old cap out of the AC unit, measured it, and sure enough, it was dead. I was hoping for a name brand/OEM replacement, but none was available for next day shipping. So, I opted to order this BOJACK model. I ordered it 11pm, and it arrive bay 8am the next morning (kudos to Amazon). Upon unboxing, I measured the cap terminals with my reasonably good Fluke DMM. Sure enough, everything was within spec, so I installed it. We're now a ~2 months in, and the AC is still running fine. How will things play out during the peak of next summer or later, who knows... but for now, the product performs as stated, and was a great value, especially considering the quick shipping. To everyone... get familiar with your AC... learn where the cap(s) are... and order a replacement to have waiting in the wings for when, inevitably, your AC cap will croak. Otherwise, you'll scramble to find something local, shipped overnight, or worse, you'll call the local AC person and they'll charge you hundreds for a tens problem.

Thank you so much! It’s a great product and it fixed our air conditioner.

What my HVAC Tech wanted to charge me $200 for. Cost me $18 and took 10 minutes to install. Simple, just match color coded wires.

Looks good, hope I never have to use it.

Worked exactly as expected. I'm not an electrician or AC technician, but was able to put this replacement part on quite easily. Just make sure you properly ground yourself and the part before placing in your AC unit.

Product works as described and running strong after 2 months. But I recommend testing both unit and the part before installing. Plenty of how-to videos out there. I may order another as a backup.

I always test my capacitors upon arrival. This tested higher than the specs stated. I always keep a couple of extra capacitors on hand for my Air Conditioner unit as this is the most common problem to cause a failure and takes about 5 minutes to replace. Just watch a good YouTube video and save the $300 service call from the AC tech. If the capacitor doesn't solve the problem, your only out a few dollars and doesn't hurt to have a new capacitor installed as they become less effective over the years.

The 7.5 micro Farid was open. But the 70 mF was ok sent it back