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Rheem-Ruud 43-25134-07 Single Oval Run Capacitor 20 MFD 370 VAC

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Special Price $10.75 Regular Price $13.97
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43-25134-07
The Rheem-Ruud 43-25134-07 Oval Run Capacitor is an electrical component that assists in the work of the motor in the HVAC systems. It was charging and discharging electrical power with a 20 μF microfarad capacitance factor and a 370 VAC voltage rating to help maintain the phase difference to keep the motor running. It is fitted on air conditioning or furnace management compartments. It has quick-connect terminals with fan or compressor motors, the motor can be held constant during running cycles, and to which the airflow or refrigeration operation.
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Specifications

  • Type: Capacitor
  • Capacitance: 20 uF
  • Voltage: 370V
  • Connections: 1/4"
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What maintenance is required for the Rheem 43-25134-07 Capacitor?

Regularly inspect the capacitor for signs of corrosion, leaks, or bulging. Ensure electrical connections are secure and clean. Turn off power before handling. Proper maintenance prevents electrical failures and ensures consistent performance.

What are common issues with the Rheem 43-25134-07 Capacitor?

  • Bulging or leaking casing.
  • Inconsistent motor starts.
  • Tripping circuit breakers.
  • Reduced performance of connected HVAC components.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power to the HVAC unit at the breaker panel.

Step 2: Locate the capacitor in the unit and discharge it using an insulated screwdriver.

Step 3: Note the wiring configuration and carefully disconnect the old capacitor.

Step 4: Connect the new capacitor following the same wiring layout.

Step 5: Secure the capacitor in place and restore power and test operation.