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Copeland 914-0037-14 Round Run Capacitor 20 MFD 440 VAC

Special Price $67.28 Regular Price $77.38
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914-0037-14
The Copeland 914-0037-14 Round Capacitor is an essential electrical part whose primary function is to accumulate and discharge electrical energy for driving motors and other devices. This works at 440 VAC with a capacitance of 20 microfarads. When voltage is applied across its terminals, the round capacitor stores electrical charge. That stored power will be later released in a regulated way to give the necessary kick to install motors as well as keep them running during operation period. In particular, it’s used to assist compressor or fan electric motors found in air conditioners, heat pumps or refrigerators.
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Specifications

  • Type: Round Capacitor
  • Weight:0.44 lbs
  • Voltage: 440 VAC
Manufacturer Name: Copeland
Product Number: 914-0037-14
OEM Part Number: 914-0037-14
Product Description: 20Mfd 440V Round Capacitor
Weight:0.44lbs/199.58g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Copeland 914-0037-14 Run Capacitor?

Inspect the capacitor regularly for bulging, leakage, or corrosion. Ensure electrical power is disconnected before handling. Tighten terminals and check wiring integrity. Periodic testing of capacitance can ensure stable motor performance and prevents unexpected HVAC failures.

What are common issues with the Copeland 914-0037-14 Run Capacitor?

  • Bulging or swelling capacitor casing.
  • Loss of capacitance leading to motor starting failure.
  • Overheating causing intermittent operation.
  • Terminal corrosion or loose electrical connections.
  • Failure to start HVAC system under load.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power to the HVAC unit and verify no voltage is present for safety.

Step 2: Discharge the capacitor using an insulated resistor tool to avoid electric shock before handling.

Step 3: Remove old capacitor, noting terminal wiring connections carefully for correct replacement placement.

Step 4: Install new capacitor and reconnect wires to matching terminals securely.

Step 5: Secure capacitor, restore power, and test system operation.