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Why are my terminals not marked on my capacitor?
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[QUOTE="jrmichler, post: 6580043, member: 638574"] To the OP: Your capacitor is clearly marked [B]250 VAC[/B]. That is the correct rating for a capacitor intended for use in a 120 volt AC application, such as a motor start or motor run capacitor. Posts #2 and #4 are correct. To everybody who wants to be helpful: This thread is about motor capacitors. It is not a general thread on electrolytic capacitors. Please stay on topic. Also realize that the OP is clearly not an electrical engineer, so this is not an appropriate thread for EE jokes such as Post #3. [/QUOTE]
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