can I use this 35+5 to replace a 35+5 capacitor
811508
yes, but only if the rated voltages is equal or higher than the operating voltage.
811509
If this is a replacement on an a/c unit and 35 micro F is used for the compressor and 5 micro F for the fan motor then it is O.K. Just to make sure the connections are made accordingly.
811510
Without having any/all details, you can replace a 35 + 5 with a 35 + 5 if it physically fits where you need to install it. Not sure if this is what you meant to ask or if you were replacing a capacitor of different value
811511
yes! it is an air conditioner starting capacitor and is used for startup on electric motors. If you are using it for your air conditioner, it may be a good idea to get a couple of them. I have replaced mine twice and will always keep a spare.
811512
To replace a capacitor you will need to follow two main rules, one is the capacity of each capacitor (it is a double capacitor) should be the same, the second is the AC operating voltage that should be the same or little higher.
811513
Yes I replaced a 35 5 345 volt on my goodman air conditioner. I read they do better with a higher volt capacity
301440
One of the most important item you want to match up is the amps..it's ok if the newer motor draws slightly higher ..but never less than your current motor..and it is agood practice to change capacitor at the same time..and remember the shaft will have to be cut to size as it will be longer than the one you have now...) no bigge)
1913916
If you read the data sheet on the LM2596, the suggested circuit alone requires a 680uF capacitor instead of the 220uF that is on the board. This means you must, even in normal usage, add capacitance to the input of the circuit to perform within the rated specifications. Further, I made a review showing the current capacitors are rated at only 35V max. This means there is no way you can safely supply this with 40V as it will blow the capacitor sky high.
2214868
This is a set of capacitors, not kits for manufacturers of capacitors. I am not familiar with the technologies to make capacitors and none of the users may be -- we just do homebrew projects with these. Sorry!
912168
it may but check the in-fan remote unit. I gave up and purchased a new ceiling fan. our existing capacitor was a 4 wire and the exact model number purchased was a five wire. that's how I found out that it's most likely the remote transceiver unit. good luck
357791
You can use the same voltage or higher as a replacement.Never use one of lower voltage than the system requires.
1332373
The 35/28s are not as bright as the 50/50s,,the 3528 transformer will work with the 5050 but it wont be as bright as with the one it calls for, I hope this was helpful!
27692
I don't see why not. It has voltage options of 6.0, 7.5, 9 and 12VDC. In your case, I might start out with the 6.0 VDC setting, but probably use the 7.5VDC setting long term. In the big scheme of things 1VDC over or 0.5VDC under isn't all that far off from what you need. YMMV.the only gotcha might be finding the appropriate connector. If it doesn't have the exact connector you need swing by Radio Shack and they will usually have the one you need.
817340
The kit shows the capacitor microfarad and voltage capacities for each capacitor. The kit is made for your particular TV. All the brands are very similar in their power supplies. Good luck. You should have success as long as you can solder.
1203635
Yes, you can. Remember that this is not a converter, it is just an adapter. You should be sure whatever you are plugging in can handle the the higher voltage and do its own conversion.
2111096
I am not sure about that number but if he can get a 5V output with close the same current output and the same connector mechanicals he should be ok
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.
1414373
Honestly do not know for sure. If it has the same issue then I would say yes. If your problem ends up being a faulty capacitor then yes.
884595
I wouldn't use the 5mfd to replace 3mfd because it is used for the run of the fan motor and this could shorten the life of the motor . The 35 mfd is used for starting of the compressor that requires more power.
2017045
make sure the old capacitor has the same number of wires the new one has and the wires are the same colors it could have a different part number than the old one mine works great.
328887
The rule of thumb is 1 farad/1000w, so you would need a 1.5 farad capacitor.
442988
You only need to replace the capacitor if it's defective. 80+5 means it's dual purpose for both the condenser fan and the compressor, just plug the new motor on the same post that the old one came from.