Air condenser (conditioned) CBB 65 370 VAC , 50-60 Hz, 40 Uf ± 5%

Description

Name Air conditioning condenser
Model CBB 65
Material (External) Aluminum
Capacity 40uF
Tolerance ± 5%
Frequency 50-60 Hz
Voltage 370V AC
Size 50 x 110 mm (diameter X height)
Weight 179g

Most air conditioners have large capacitors necessary for their optimal operation. As a result, when the capacitor fails or fails to function properly, the motor will not receive enough power to operate. In some situations, when the condenser does not stop working, but only breaks down, most likely the air conditioner will consume a lot of electricity. Consequently, it is necessary to replace the defective capacitor as soon as you notice this problem.

Instructions:
Step 1:
Disconnect the air conditioner from the power source.

Step 2:
Locate the electrical panel of the air conditioner. This is usually signaled by an electric shock hazard.

Step 3:
Analyze the operating condition of the cylindrical condenser inside the electrical panel. It is also necessary to read the capacitor label carefully to find out its value. In the case of air conditioners, this is usually 50 microfarads.

Step 4:
Once you have purchased a similar condenser, go back to the air conditioner panel to install it. To do this, you must disconnect the first cable from the old capacitor and connect it to the terminal with the same plug as the new capacitor. Repeat this ace until all cables are connected to the new capacitor.

Step 5:
After connecting the new condenser, retighten the electrical panel screws and then reconnect the air conditioner to the home's power supply.