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Match a replacement capacitor to the appliance and the specification printed on the original component. Check the capacitance in microfarads, shown as µF or MFD, together with the voltage rating and stated appliance compatibility.
Compare the number and arrangement of terminals, the mounting stud or fixing method, the body dimensions and whether the capacitor has attached cable connectors. Similar-looking components can have different electrical specifications.
Where supporting documentation is available, use Maddocks Pinpoint to identify the required component. Capacitors can retain an electrical charge after power is disconnected, so diagnosis and replacement should be undertaken by a suitably competent person.
The range includes genuine original capacitors for selected washing machines, tumble dryers and dishwashers, alongside universal capacitors covering a range of capacitance values and voltage ratings.
Available designs include metal-shell capacitors with two or four tags and a mounting stud, CBB65-type components, and capacitors supplied with fitted cable connectors. Check the individual listing for its complete specification and supplied configuration.
Do not substitute a capacitor solely because its body or terminals appear similar. Match the manufacturer's requirements and original component details. For associated components, browse Pumps, Motors & Parts.
Start with the appliance model and the markings on the original component. Match the capacitance, voltage rating, terminal arrangement, fixing method and physical dimensions to the specified replacement. Use the original part reference where available.
In these product specifications, µF and MFD are used to express capacitance in microfarads. The numerical capacitance and the other electrical and physical specifications must still match the required component.
Do not choose a different capacitance simply because the component fits physically. Use the specification required by the appliance or motor manufacturer and match the original component. If the correct rating cannot be confirmed, obtain appropriate technical guidance before ordering.
A capacitor can retain an electrical charge after the appliance has been disconnected from the supply. Follow the manufacturer's safety procedures and use a suitably competent repairer where electrical testing, safe discharge or replacement is required.
Capacitors
Browse replacement capacitors for laundry appliances and dishwashers. This range includes electrical capacitors used with motors and other appliance circuits, with ratings and connections varying by machine.
84 products
Match a replacement capacitor to the appliance and the specification printed on the original component. Check the capacitance in microfarads, shown as µF or MFD, together with the voltage rating and stated appliance compatibility.
Compare the number and arrangement of terminals, the mounting stud or fixing method, the body dimensions and whether the capacitor has attached cable connectors. Similar-looking components can have different electrical specifications.
Where supporting documentation is available, use Maddocks Pinpoint to identify the required component. Capacitors can retain an electrical charge after power is disconnected, so diagnosis and replacement should be undertaken by a suitably competent person.
The range includes genuine original capacitors for selected washing machines, tumble dryers and dishwashers, alongside universal capacitors covering a range of capacitance values and voltage ratings.
Available designs include metal-shell capacitors with two or four tags and a mounting stud, CBB65-type components, and capacitors supplied with fitted cable connectors. Check the individual listing for its complete specification and supplied configuration.
Do not substitute a capacitor solely because its body or terminals appear similar. Match the manufacturer's requirements and original component details. For associated components, browse Pumps, Motors & Parts.
Start with the appliance model and the markings on the original component. Match the capacitance, voltage rating, terminal arrangement, fixing method and physical dimensions to the specified replacement. Use the original part reference where available.
In these product specifications, µF and MFD are used to express capacitance in microfarads. The numerical capacitance and the other electrical and physical specifications must still match the required component.
Do not choose a different capacitance simply because the component fits physically. Use the specification required by the appliance or motor manufacturer and match the original component. If the correct rating cannot be confirmed, obtain appropriate technical guidance before ordering.
A capacitor can retain an electrical charge after the appliance has been disconnected from the supply. Follow the manufacturer's safety procedures and use a suitably competent repairer where electrical testing, safe discharge or replacement is required.