Find Capasitor for Kawaqsaki 5.0 OPS FA210D Generator

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A user is seeking assistance in finding a replacement capacitor for a Kawasaki 5.0 OPS FA210D generator, specifically model GGK-26-B with serial number KJ19-78B. The generator specifications include 2.65 KW, 22 amps, 120 volts, and operates at 3600 RPM and 60 Hz. The user is unsure of the capacitor size needed and is looking for guidance on how to determine the correct specifications. Another participant in the discussion is also interested in the formula to calculate the required capacitor size. The thread emphasizes the need for specific technical information to resolve the issue.
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need a capasitor

I have a generator that needs a new capasitor and I cannot find one any where! can someone tell me what size I need for a kawaqsaki 5.0 ops FA210D modle number: GGK-26-B serile number KJ19-78B
KW: 2.65 Amps:22 KVA: 2.65 Phase:1
voltage: 120 RPM:3600
HZ: 60
would appreciate anyons help!
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was wondering the formula to figure this problem out! cannot remember!
 

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