BOJACK 70+5uF 70/5MFD ±6% 370V/440V CBB65 Dual Run Circular Start Capacitor for AC Motor Run or Fan Start or Condenser Straight Cool or Heat Pump air Conditioner

Purchased this 3 years ago. They originally sent me a dented capacitor but were quick to send a replacement the next day. No hassle customer service and quick turn around that I was very thankful for because going even an extra day without AC in Texas is unbearable. Item was installed professionally and has performed well now going on 3 years.

Great item, easy installation

Great part alternative . Cost effective and matched the factory part exactly. Worked like a champ .

This cap saved me a lot of headache at my inlaw's house. They were gone on a trip and the AC was not working properly.We live in a hot climate and their cats were inside as the temperature kept rising. Naturally, this happened on a Friday and the earliest a technician could come out was the following week. I needed to either get the cats out of the house or replace the capacitor quickly.Thankfully, I found a slightly smaller cap on another unit on the property and substituted it in. (I would not recommend this unless you really know what you are doing.)The issue was, no local store in a 25mi radius carried a 70 microfarad capacitor... I called around and drove to every store I could think of.This was ordered at night and delivered the following day. After putting all capacitors back in place, we were up and running with no threat to life! Not that it matters but I found the name pretty funny too. Thanks Bojack! Would order again.I know it has lasted at least 6 months, but I cannot say as to the longevity of the product as a whole.I did test it with a capacitance meter and it was within an acceptable tolerance. :) Technician approved.

Purchased one back in October 2023 and it’s been working great. It finally went out again on me yesterday. So hopefully by replacing this $20 part again it will let me go another almost two years.

Great price, more terminals than standard making it very easy to modify the capacitance of the system if needed. And, in my case, a higher than nominal capacitance of both cores. Highly recommended.

I have been using Bojack capacitors for about the last 5 or 6 year's and have really got nothing but good service out of them for my customers the Summer's are brutal here in phoenix az where you can go for months with the low temperature won't drop below 100 and highs of more than 120 if you can get more than 2 year's out of a capacitor here I consider that a good capacitor in the last 5 year's or so I've used many Bojack capacitors and have only had 1 fail and I believe it was the burned up contactor that glowed this one out so if you are looking for a good quality capacitor at an extant value go Bojack and keep cool.

When my central air started acting up I went out to check the unit and the fan motor was not spinning. Took a pencil and pushed one of the fan blades, and it began running and pumping cool air into the house. This told me that the capacitor had failed. The capacitor is the most common issue with central A/C units. Normally, you will be charged somewhere between $200-$300 for the part and labor. For $20 I ordered this part and replaced it in about 10 minutes. By coincidence, my A/C person was coming by the next day for a routine maintenance. Showed him the capacitor and according to him, he has used this brand and is a very good quality part. Once thing, if you are going to replace it yourself. Although, is just a few screws. You need to be aware that capacitors store electricity and need to be discharged before coming in contact with any of the 3 terminals. Failure to do so will give you a might big electrical, I would suggest watching some online videos and familiarizing yourself with the process. It is truly a very simple job, but you need to discharge the capacitor first. Again, you can spend $20 and do it yourself or pay $300 and let someone else do it for you. I purchased a spare one as the lifetime of an A?C capacitor is about 5 years.