York S1-024-23295-700 Run Capacitor

The York S1-024-23295-700 Run Capacitor is a high-performance 25/4 MFD dual run capacitor engineered for residential and light commercial HVAC motor applications. Designed as a genuine OEM replacement part, this 370Vac round dual run capacitor provides the necessary phase shift to optimize condenser fan motor startup and ensure stable current for the compressor. Its dual-value output of 25 microfarads for the compressor and 4 microfarads for the fan motor delivers precise capacitance levels required to maintain peak operating efficiency and prevent motor overheating.

Constructed within a rugged round metal casing, this component features a metallized polypropylene film dielectric for superior thermal stability and 1/4" male spade quick-connect terminals for a secure HVAC part installation. With a standard voltage rating of 370V, it is a critical replacement capacitor for York, Coleman, and Luxaire condensing units where reliable capacitance is vital for system uptime. This unit is built to meet strict UL 810 safety standards, including a 10,000 AFC (Available Fault Current) protection rating to ensure containment in the event of failure.

• OEM Compatibility: Exact drop-in replacement for York S1-02423295700, ensuring correct diameter and terminal height for a flush fit in existing mounting straps.
• Dual-Value Performance: Provides independent capacitance for both the hermetic compressor (25 MFD) and fan motor (4 MFD) to maximize torque and reduce energy consumption.
• Professional Grade Design: Features a high-grade dielectric film that reduces internal heat buildup, extending the service life of the inductive motors it serves.
• Enhanced Safety: Built with an internal anti-explosion safety switch and non-PCB oil to meet modern environmental and industrial regulations.

• Can I use a 440V capacitor to replace this 370V model? Yes, you can use a higher-rated 440Vac capacitor as long as the 25/4 MFD capacitance and physical dimensions are identical. However, you must never use a capacitor with a lower voltage rating than the original.
• How do I know if this capacitor needs to be replaced? Common indicators include a "mushroomed" or bulging top, fluid leakage, or the compressor huming but failing to start. Professional troubleshooting involves checking the MFD output with a multimeter set to capacitance.
• Does it matter which way the wires are connected? Yes. Dual run capacitors have three terminals: 'C' for Common, 'HERM' for the compressor, and 'FAN' for the condenser fan. Swapping these wires can damage your motors.

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