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Just had our Bryant furnace professionally serviced for the first time in 25 years. He said everything looked and sounded good except the startup capacitor. It's rated 7.5 but only performs at 2.4, so it needs to be replaced to save the blower motor.
He said it would be $200 if he had one on the truck. Once I got the specs from him (7.5 and +- 6%) and he went out to the truck to see if he had one, I got on Amazon on my phone, and by the time he returned, I already had them pulled up. This BOJACK was $9.90 when I ordered it last week.
I don't like working around electricity since I'm not a trained electrician, but helpful videos are posted online. I flipped off the furnace power switch and furnace breaker. I used INSULATED pliers to remove the wired contacts from the old capacitor.
Then, it was just a matter of removing the old capacitor, mounting the new BOJACK, and connecting the wires. Works great! The blower motor starts running immediately and no longer labors to start.
NOTE: Don't touch the capacitor's contacts with your fingers unless you DISCHARGE IT first. The old-school way is to touch both contacts simultaneously with an INSULATED screwdriver. See online videos if you aren't sure what to do. I just avoided touching the contacts of the old capacitor.
He would've charged me $200 to replace it, but it only cost me $10 to do it myself. I changed the filter while I was in there, too. I was surprised it wasn't replaced during the servicing.
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Just had our Bryant furnace professionally serviced for the first time in 25 years. He said everything looked and sounded good except the startup capacitor. It's rated 7.5 but only performs at 2.4, so it needs to be replaced to save the blower motor.He said it would be $200 if he had one on the truck. Once I got the specs from him (7.5 and +- 6%) and he went out to the truck to see if he had one, I got on Amazon on my phone, and by the time he returned, I already had them pulled up. This BOJACK was $9.90 when I ordered it last week.I don't like working around electricity since I'm not a trained electrician, but helpful videos are posted online. I flipped off the furnace power switch and furnace breaker. I used INSULATED pliers to remove the wired contacts from the old capacitor.Then, it was just a matter of removing the old capacitor, mounting the new BOJACK, and connecting the wires. Works great! The blower motor starts running immediately and no longer labors to start.NOTE: Don't touch the capacitor's contacts with your fingers unless you DISCHARGE IT first. The old-school way is to touch both contacts simultaneously with an INSULATED screwdriver. See online videos if you aren't sure what to do. I just avoided touching the contacts of the old capacitor.He would've charged me $200 to replace it, but it only cost me $10 to do it myself. I changed the filter while I was in there, too. I was surprised it wasn't replaced during the servicing.
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Just had our Bryant furnace professionally serviced for the first time in 25 years. He said everything looked and sounded good except the startup capacitor. It's rated 7.5 but only performs at 2.4, so it needs to be replaced to save the blower motor.
He said it would be $200 if he had one on the truck. Once I got the specs from him (7.5 and +- 6%) and he went out to the truck to see if he had one, I got on Amazon on my phone, and by the time he returned, I already had them pulled up. This BOJACK was $9.90 when I ordered it last week.
I don't like working around electricity since I'm not a trained electrician, but helpful videos are posted online. I flipped off the furnace power switch and furnace breaker. I used INSULATED pliers to remove the wired contacts from the old capacitor.
Then, it was just a matter of removing the old capacitor, mounting the new BOJACK, and connecting the wires. Works great! The blower motor starts running immediately and no longer labors to start.
NOTE: Don't touch the capacitor's contacts with your fingers unless you DISCHARGE IT first. The old-school way is to touch both contacts simultaneously with an INSULATED screwdriver. See online videos if you aren't sure what to do. I just avoided touching the contacts of the old capacitor.
He would've charged me $200 to replace it, but it only cost me $10 to do it myself. I changed the filter while I was in there, too. I was surprised it wasn't replaced during the servicing.
He said it would be $200 if he had one on the truck. Once I got the specs from him (7.5 and +- 6%) and he went out to the truck to see if he had one, I got on Amazon on my phone, and by the time he returned, I already had them pulled up. This BOJACK was $9.90 when I ordered it last week.
I don't like working around electricity since I'm not a trained electrician, but helpful videos are posted online. I flipped off the furnace power switch and furnace breaker. I used INSULATED pliers to remove the wired contacts from the old capacitor.
Then, it was just a matter of removing the old capacitor, mounting the new BOJACK, and connecting the wires. Works great! The blower motor starts running immediately and no longer labors to start.
NOTE: Don't touch the capacitor's contacts with your fingers unless you DISCHARGE IT first. The old-school way is to touch both contacts simultaneously with an INSULATED screwdriver. See online videos if you aren't sure what to do. I just avoided touching the contacts of the old capacitor.
He would've charged me $200 to replace it, but it only cost me $10 to do it myself. I changed the filter while I was in there, too. I was surprised it wasn't replaced during the servicing.
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