BOJACK30 uf MFD 370V 450V AC Motor and Fan Starting Round Capacitor 50/60 Hz CBB65 10000 AFC

Measure the capacitor you are replacing for size before ordering. This one fit my motor and works perfectly

Emerson 2HP pool pump motor stopped working. Ordered one of these to match the old one. Arrived next day and fitted in less than 10 minutes and pool pump up started immediately after I turned power back on. I am not a technical expert but if you have a newer pump motor than stops working this could be the solution and its an easy DIY project.

I have ordered many of these ,they work perfectly. next day delivery

Saved us several hundred dollars. We didn't have to replace the motor, just the capacitator.So..... check your capacitator before buying a new motor.Received item with small dent, but didn't affect the working condition.

My air compressor would start. Used this to replace the start up selinoid. In a matter of minutes I was up and running again.

Works

Always try changing the capacitor before you do anything else to a pool motor. Mine was humming again. It had froze up during a hard freeze, but started working again. Motor turned off on regular schedule and I was out of town. Luckily nothing cracked, but motor tried turning on while pump was slightly frozen. Overheated. I ordered this one just in case it went out again. Sure enough walked outside this morning and it was humming and overheating. I went to install the new one and it was the wrong size, thus being a idiot. I managed to rig it safely and ordered the correct one, will be here tomorrow. This one will now be my emergency capacitor. LOL

My main pool pump motor was humming when I went to start it but it would not run. I isolated the breaker to the pump prior to troubleshooting the issue. I confirmed that the pump impeller was freely turning by hand and determined I either had a bad start capacitor or a bad motor. The start capacitor being the most likely culprit and the cheapest most accessible part to replace, I proceeded to remove the start capacitor.There were two screws that held the capacitor cover in place and also two wires that attached to the terminals on the capacitor. I used insulated needle nose pliers and an insulated screw driver while removing the capacitor.The capacitor is like a battery and may be holding a charge so do not touch the set of terminals with your bare hands or non insulated tools. After removing the capacitor simply lay it down and use your insulated screw driver to make contact across the set of terminals on the capacitor to safely discharge any energy that may be stored in the capacitor.With the capacitor discharged it is now safe to handle. Record any make and model #’s along with the length and circumference of the capacitor, with this information you can quickly cross reference this information in a Amazon search to find the proper capacitor for your application, most parts can be shipped Amazon Prime next day.After verification that you received the correct capacitor reinstall the two wires on top of the capacitor (the wires are interchangeable so it doesn’t matter which wire is connected to each terminal / 1 per side), reinstall cover with 2 screws. Turn on the breaker to the pump and start your pump at the local switch. The total cost was $13.00 delivered to my door. If you are not confident that you can make this repair then hire a professional pool technician their charge for this job will be between $125 - $150.