Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
Here’s a image showing where I think it is, shown in the red box. Also check out the soldered connection shown by the green arrow as it doesn’t look to good to me but my eyes aren’t what they used to be.
[image|1699045]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better.
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Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb and inside the pcb case.
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Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb and fits inside the pcb case or wherever the pcb is housed.
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Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
Here’s a image showing where I think it is, shown in the red box. Also check out the soldered connection shown by the green arrow as it doesn’t look to good to me but my eyes aren’t what they used to be.
[image|1699045]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better.
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Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
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Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb and inside the pcb case.
FYI - if you want to add images on ifixit here’s how to do it
Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
Here’s a image showing where I think it is, shown in the red box. Also check out the soldered connection shown by the green arrow as it doesn’t look to good to me but my eyes aren’t what they used to be.
[image|1699045]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
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Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better. Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
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Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better.
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Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
FYI - if you want to add images on ifixit here’s how to do it
Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
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Here’s a image showing where I think it is.
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Here’s a image showing where I think it is, shown in the red box. Also check out the soldered connection shown by the green arrow as it doesn’t look to good to me but my eyes aren’t what they used to be.
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[image|1699037]
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[image|1699045]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better. Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
FYI - if you want to add images on ifixit here’s how to do it
Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
Here’s a image showing where I think it is.
[image|1699037]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better. Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
FYI - if you want to add images on ifixit here’s how to do it
Hi @paskual ,
Looking at the images that you posted it appears to me that there is a burn mark on what I think may be the motor’s Start/Run capacitor, so perhaps it may be faulty.
Here’s a image showing where I think it is.
[image|1699037]
(click on image to enlarge for better viewing)
Here’s a link to just one [https://www.amazon.com/CBB61-2-5uF-Capacitor-450V-250V/dp/B07FTT9RLN|supplier] of the part. It is shown just to give you an idea of the cost of the part. There are other suppliers online that may suit you better. Just search for ''CBB61 2.5uF 250VAC capacitor'' to get results. (The CBB61 is just a brand name so it should be OK if you can get a 2.5uF 250VAC +70 deg. capacitor as long as it can be fitted to the pcb.
FYI - if you want to add images on ifixit here’s how to do it
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