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Nidec-Embraco 2252320-ESP Start Capacitor 208 MFD 165V

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Special Price $41.79 Regular Price $54.33
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2252320-ESP
Nidec-Embraco 2252320-ESP Start Capacitor is an electrical component of 208 MFD and 165V that is utilized to supply a burst of starting torque to compressor motors in refrigeration and air-conditioning HVAC systems. It accumulates and discharges electrical power to induce a phase shift in the motor to overcome initial start-up. This capacitor is the electrical component of compressor and is connected to the start winding of the motor in order to support an efficient motor. It also provides uniform compressor starts in the normal operating conditions within the system.
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Specifications

  • Type: Start Capacitor
  • Voltage: 165V
  • Capacity: 208 MFD
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What maintenance is required for the Nidec-Embraco 2252320-ESP Start Capacitor?

Inspect the capacitor periodically for bulging, cracks, or leaking electrolyte on the casing. Ensure electrical terminals remain clean and connections are secure to prevent poor current flow. Keeping the component dry and free of debris helps maintain proper starting performance. Always disconnect power before inspection or handling to avoid electrical shock.

What are common issues with the Nidec-Embraco 2252320-ESP Start Capacitor?

  • Reduced capacitance or weak startup.
  • Swelling or bulging of the capacitor body.
  • Leaking electrolyte or corrosion at terminals.
  • Failure to start the motor or compressor.

Installation Steps

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

Step2: Remove the old capacitor and label wires before disconnecting them.

Step3: Connect the wires to the matching terminals on the new capacitor and secure it properly.

Step4: Restore power and test the motor to ensure it starts and runs correctly.