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Nidec-Embraco 2253314-ESP Run Capacitor

Special Price $46.17 Regular Price $60.02
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2253314-ESP
The Nidec-Embraco 2253314-ESP Run Capacitor is an accessory that is needed to help regulate and improve industrial and commercial refrigeration systems. It is a small cylindrical structure, which supplies a short spike of voltage to the compressor motor at the start. This initial surge assists the motor in overcoming the friction from which it has to start and run efficiently. This is constructed from polypropylene with an aluminum casing to withstand the harshness of commercial applications with a thermal range of -40°F to +185°F. It is built to work with most of the possible frequencies (50/60 Hz) to make it usable in most parts of the world.
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Specifications

  • Voltage: 370 V
  • Capacitance: 15 µF
  • Weight: 0.62lbs
  • Frequency: 50/60 HZ
  • Temperature Range: -40°F to +185°F
  • Material: Polypropylene
  • Enclosure Material: Aluminum
  • Mounting Type: Stud
Manufacturer Name: Nidec-Embraco
Product Number: 2253314-ESP
OEM Part Number: 2253314-ESP
Product Description: Run Capacitor
Weight:0.62lbs/281.23g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Nidec-Embraco 2253314-ESP Run Capacitor?

Periodically inspect the capacitor for bulging, leaks, or corrosion. Ensure electrical connections are tight and clean. Proper maintenance prevents voltage fluctuations and potential motor performance issues. Always disconnect power before handling to ensure safety.

What are common issues with the Nidec-Embraco 2253314-ESP Run Capacitor?

  • Capacitor failing to hold charge.
  • Overheating or bulging.
  • Reduced motor efficiency.
  • Electrical connection loosening.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power at breaker and verify system is de-energized.

Step 2: Remove access panel and locate old capacitor, note wiring positions.

Step 3: Discharge capacitor safely using insulated resistor or discharge tool.

Step 4: Remove old unit and install new capacitor, matching rating and voltage.

Step 5: Reconnect wires exactly as labeled, ensuring tight secure terminals.

Step 6: Restore power and test compressor operation, check for abnormal noise or heat.