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Mepco (Dunham Bush) C5860 Capacitor & Disc Assembly 2E

Special Price $103.78 Regular Price $119.35
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C5860
The Mepco (Dunham Bush) C5860 Capacitor & Disc Assembly is a high-performance electrical component used to control power flow and enhance system efficiency in HVAC systems. This assembly is primarily used in capacitors with Model 2E. The voltage stabilization, high power surge reduction, motor performance enhancement, and reliability as well as equipment longevity extension reduce downtime and operating expenses. It helps reduce the operational expenses and enhances the system efficiency via optimizing energy consumption. This assembly is ideal for large-scale HVAC system applications and ensures smooth chiller operation to prevent overheating and electrical failure and also to provide continuous cooling output.
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Specifications

  • Type: Capacitor
  • Model: 2E
Manufacturer Name: Mepco (Dunham Bush)
Product Number: C5860
OEM Part Number: C5860
Product Description: Cap & Disc Assy - 2E
Weight:0.71lbs/322.05g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Mepco (Dunham Bush) C5860 Capacitor & Disc Assembly?

Regularly inspect terminals for corrosion and ensure secure wiring. Keep assembly clean and dry to prevent insulation issues and overheating and damage. Check capacitor performance and replace bulging or leaking units.

What are common issues with the Mepco (Dunham Bush) C5860 Capacitor & Disc Assembly?

  • Capacitor capacitance drift causing unstable operation.
  • Overheating or thermal stress in assembly.
  • Electrical leakage or insulation breakdown.
  • Bulging or physical deformation of capacitor.
  • Loose or corroded terminals causing intermittent faults.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off main power supply and isolate the unit.

Step 2: Discharge capacitor safely using approved insulated tool.

Step 3: Remove old assembly carefully noting all wiring positions.

Step 4: Mount new disc assembly securely in original position.

Step 5: Reconnect wiring as per manufacturer diagram or label.

Step 6: Tighten terminals and check insulation for damage.

Step 7: Restore power and test operation under load conditions.

Step 8: Inspect for overheating, noise, or abnormal performance.