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motor runs fine if i give it a push. i assume the cap in the pic is a dual start/run. only shows 1 value (4mfd) so does that mean it's 2 x 4mfd caps in the one can? assuming that.best place to get one?

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don't get big-headed though. your doors are only 2'6" wide.(that's 900 millipedes for the younger plebs). :D:D:D

Now seriously... I'm confused.. I had to measure my living room door width.. Mine is 680mm wide....
I work in mm... I'm no Yank.. :tearsofjoy:
 
Think you might need to recalculate that mate. :tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:
yeah, yeah. too late to edit. should be 750mm or thereabouts. bloody french dimensions. so confusing. just because they can only multiply by 10.
 
Looks like a regular run cap for a PSC motor. If there's no centrifugal switch or relay, there can't be a start cap, which would usually be more than 4μF. What's the application?
 
Looks like a regular run cap for a PSC motor. If there's no centrifugal switch or relay, there can't be a start cap, which would usually be more than 4μF. What's the application?
motorised curtains. on a timer.when the control unit gets 240V motor runs 1 way. removal of the 240V sends motor other way. in either case motor runs if given a nudge but won.t start on it's own.
 
I had the same problem with my dryer. The drum would only turn if I helped it. I changed the cap for one I bought from Ebay for about £4 ish. Did the job perfect and kept the missus in a employed.lol

Jay
 
PSC then, two identical windings with common N, cap bridged between the two live ends. To open, C/O relay makes winding A live via limit sw, winding B becomes the cap winding. To close, relay makes B live, A becomes cap winding so phase shift is in opposite direction. Expect two leads on the cap will be the windings and the other two the feeds from the limit switches.
 
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