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Grundfos 97523217 Capacitor 40µF 250V 60Hz

Special Price $109.76 Regular Price $126.23
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97523217
The Grundfos 97523217 Capacitor is an essential component used to enhance the functionality of HVAC equipment. It has a capacitance of 40µF, which makes it possible to supply the required amount of energy to motors during start-up and operation. This capacitor is designed to work at 250V and 60HZ and is ideal for use in HVAC equipment such as pumps, compressors, and fans. It also increases energy utilization by optimizing the performance of the motor, decreasing the amount of strain and stress on the equipment and ultimately increasing the durability of the equipment.
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Specifications

  • Type: Capacitor
  • Capacitance: 40µF
  • Frequency: 60HZ
  • Voltage: 250V
Manufacturer Name: Grundfos
Product Number: 97523217
OEM Part Number: 97523217
Product Description: Capacitor 40Uf 60Hz
Weight:0.34lbs/154.22g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Grundfos 97523217 Capacitor?

Proper maintenance involves regularly inspecting the capacitor for bulging, leakage, or discoloration while ensuring the unit is powered off before handling. Check electrical connections for tightness and corrosion to maintain stable performance. Replace the capacitor immediately if any physical damage or performance instability is detected to prevent electrical hazards.

What are common issues with the Grundfos 97523217 Capacitor?

  • Reduced capacitance/failure to start motor.
  • Bulging or overheating.
  • Leakage or dielectric breakdown.
  • Intermittent operation / humming noise.
  • Complete capacitor failure.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power supply and check zero voltage before starting.

Step 2: Discharge the capacitor safely using a resistor or insulated tool.

Step 3: Remove the old capacitor from its mounting bracket and note wiring.

Step 4: Connect the new capacitor to the same terminals, matching polarity if marked.

Step 5: Secure the capacitor, restore power, and test operation while monitoring for abnormal noise or heat.