I'm not an electronics guy - but pretty good at repairing stuff. Today I have a Kenmore Elite food processor (model 100.900027) that won't run (just hums). The motor start capacitor is bad. But can't find a replacement anywhere. The unit is 120VAC 60Hz.
This is what it has in it now:
"CD 60 Capacitor
150uF +/- 15%
175V-AC
50Hz (60Hz)"
It is about 1-1/4" Diameter and 2-3/8 Tall, cylindrical with two wire leads at one end.
Best I can find is:
"CD60 Motor Capacitor
150uF
either 125VAC, 220VAC, or 250VAC
with spade terminals.
Will the difference in voltage be a problem? If not what is best choice (the 220VAC)?
Thanks
This is what it has in it now:
"CD 60 Capacitor
150uF +/- 15%
175V-AC
50Hz (60Hz)"
It is about 1-1/4" Diameter and 2-3/8 Tall, cylindrical with two wire leads at one end.
Best I can find is:
"CD60 Motor Capacitor
150uF
either 125VAC, 220VAC, or 250VAC
with spade terminals.
Will the difference in voltage be a problem? If not what is best choice (the 220VAC)?
Thanks