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Motor Start Capacitor 161-193 MFD 115v | 1-7/16" x 2-3/4" | Spa Pump Part

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MSRP: $19.95
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SPN35-125-BE20
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This Motor Start Capacitor is designed for 115V spa and hot tub pump motors. Measuring 1-7/16" diameter x 2-3/4" height with a microfarad rating of 161-193 mfd, this component is essential for pump motor starting operations.

Specifications:

  • Microfarad Rating: 161-193 mfd (+/- 10%)
  • Voltage: 115v
  • Dimensions: 1-7/16" dia x 2-3/4" h
  • Electrical Connection: 1/4" tab
  • Capacitor Type: Motor Start
  • Compatible Motor Brands: A.O.Smith/Regal Beloit, Century/Regal Beloit, Franklin Electric, General Electric

Troubleshooting Tips: If your pump motor hums but won't start, a failing start capacitor may be the culprit. Test by manually rotating the rear shaft or switching to high speed momentarily. If the motor runs afterward on low speed, the capacitor likely needs replacement.

Important Notice: A faulty capacitor is often a symptom of a larger motor issue rather than the root cause. While replacement may provide temporary relief (days to weeks), recurring failures suggest deeper motor problems requiring professional evaluation.

Match your replacement capacitor by comparing the stamped numbers and physical dimensions on your existing component.