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Xylem-Bell & Gossett M28196 Motor Start Capacitor 20 MFD 270V

Special Price $99.50 Regular Price $114.42
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M28196

The Xylem-Bell and Gossett M28196 Motor Start Capacitor 20 MFD, 270 V is an additional starting torque required by electric motors in HVAC systems and pumps. Constructed to high standards, it assists in providing motor starting and operation. This start capacitor is temporary storage of electrical energy which provides a temporary surge of current to the start winding of the motor when the motor initially energizes. The added torque assists the motor to overcome the starting resistance and start rotating effectively. When the motor becomes up to speed, the capacitor is removed off the circuit.

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Manufacturer Name: Xylem-Bell & Gossett
Product Number: M28196
OEM Part Number: M28196
Product Description: 20Mfd 270V Capacitor
Weight:0.08lbs/36.29g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Xylem-Bell & Gossett M28196 Capacitor?

Regularly inspect the capacitor for bulging, leaks, or corrosion on terminals. Ensure connections are tight and free from dirt or oxidation. Proper maintenance supports stable motor or pump operation. Always disconnect power before handling to prevent electrical shock.

What are common issues with the Xylem-Bell & Gossett M28196 Capacitor?

  • Capacitor bulging or swelling.
  • Failure to hold proper charge.
  • Motor or pump failing to start.
  • Intermittent operation or reduced efficiency.
  • Terminal corrosion affecting connectivity.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and discharge the old capacitor to avoid shock.

Step2: Label and disconnect capacitor leads carefully.

Step3: Remove the old capacitor from its bracket or holder.

Step4: Install the new capacitor in the same position and secure it.

Step5: Reconnect wires to matching terminals, restore power, and test operation.