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Tecumseh K146-13 Start Capacitor Kit

Special Price $39.45 Regular Price $51.29
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K146-13
The Tecumseh K146-13 Start Capacitor Kit offers high starting torque to assist the motors in reaching operating speed in HVAC systems. It has a rated capacitance and voltage and it stores and discharges electrical energy to assist motors in surmounting starting load resistance. It provides a smooth start for compressors, fans, or blower motors. The capacitor kit enhances the accuracy of motor operation, energy efficiency, and consistency of operation of refrigeration, cooling, and air-handling circuits in the normal operations of the system by improving acceleration, reducing electrical stress, and improving coordination with connected equipment.
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Manufacturer Name: Tecumseh
Product Number: K146-13
OEM Part Number: K146-13
Product Description: Start Capacitor Kit
Weight:0.74lbs/335.66g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Tecumseh K146-13 Start Capacitor Kit?

Inspect capacitor and wiring connections regularly for looseness or corrosion. Ensure terminals are clean and dry to maintain accurate motor starting performance. Replace if bulging, leaking, or electrical testing shows weak capacitance. Handle with safety due to stored charge.

What are common issues with the Tecumseh K146-13 Start Capacitor Kit?

  • Capacitor bulging or leaking electrolyte.
  • Motor fails to start or struggles to start.
  • Intermittent starting performance or weak torque.
  • Terminal corrosion or loose electrical connections.
  • Overheating causing reduced starting efficiency.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power supply and ensure the unit is fully off.

Step 2: Locate the existing capacitor in the compressor housing.

Step 3: Discharge the old capacitor safely using an insulated tool.

Step 4: Remove wires and mounting bracket from the old unit.

Step 5: Install the new capacitor and secure it firmly.

Step 6: Reconnect wires to matching terminals as labeled.

Step 7: Restore power and test operation.