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HVAC Run Capacitors 2
March 22nd, 2010 
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A start cap usually has a bleed resistor between both terminals that neutralizes any stored charge.
I am an HVAC student, your vids really help me to stay ahead of the class. THANKS
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I was told that that blob of solder on the cap is called an Identified Terminal.
my restaurant ac is making loud noise the fan is working but no cold air this is a package system and large with heat pump
It is possible that you are having a problem with the compressor.
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Hey Dr. Zarkloff, I also wanted to say Thanks for the videos. I’m also a student from TEXAS.
I’m about to graduate and have learned alot from your videos and have recommended your vids to all of my classes. I just regret not finding this site soner. Thanks again and keep up the good work!!!
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Shouldn’t you be using a 20,000 Ohm Bleed Resistor? Or is that only when you are discharging a Start Cap??
I rarely see bleed resistors on run capacitors only start caps.
i’m having trouble identifying a capacitor i’m trying to replace but all it says is “80 uf, 370 VAC and 50/60 HZ”. What does it mean?
Just take that information to the air conditioning parts store and they’ll be able to hook you up.
Thank you so MUCH for doing this >I dont have a problem but taking the time to teach people Is Noble. Thank you I pause just to write this.
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my school teacher took a year to explain your point at 4:05….!!thanks!
I guess you should have the part embedded in your mind. lol
it means the capacitor is 80 micro farads and can take a load up to 370 volts on a 50/60 hertz alternating current. hope that helps
i like ur video dr Z
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wow Dr Z thanks for the videos…they ‘re really refreshing my memory since l went to refrigeration school, but all l’ve doing for the last 6 years is Installing equipment…..l think l’m going to go ahead and do service…thanks for your time posting these great videos!!!
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hi. DrZ! thanks for your support! well my problem is, the hvac´s fan is running way slower than it used to when new, i cleaned it up the way you show in another video but nothing, can the run capacitor (almost 10 years of use) make the fan run slower??? should i replace it?
another thing, the hvac is already set to HI speed (blows way to slower than it used to blow when new, set to SLOW position!!!!!)
Doc, you’re off on this one. the purpose of the run capacitor is to bring the current, and voltage in phase with each other. since power is voltage times current, maximum power is achieved when both volts and amps are peaking at the same time. i’m new to HVAC, but I KNOW electronics.
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