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This is on my circulating pump on my hot water system. Testing continuity everything seems to work but this.
1. What is it?
2. How do I test it?
3. Where can I find a replacement?
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1. that is a capacitor.
2. with a special tester
3. Mouser.com (7uF [micro-farad] 250v), but it looks like it might be AC, and I'm not familiar with AC circuits.
Can't help you much on 1 or 2, but I'd go to Altex to see about all 3... ;)
http://www.altex.com/
a capacitor will to NOT have continuity... (sorry mistyped)
Thanks. That helps a ton. Turns out the impeller was gunked up. Cleaned it and got ti spinning again.
For future reference, Grainger is also a good place to find caps for motors. I bought a $10 cap at Grainger to fix my pool pump. The other options for that fix (i.e., not DIY) would have been many hundreds of dollars.
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