BlueCatELE 86-103 MFD (uF) Motor Start Capacitor Compatible for Franklin Control Box 2801074915, CRC 2824085015 3/4 and 1 HP Well Pump and Others

Thanks for your message. I don't know too much, but I'd like to give you the following advice. The box 2801070101 information is not found, but it can be seen at 2801074915, indicating it is out of production. In the 74915 box it indicates that it has a 3/4 horsepower 220 volt motor, its start capacitor volume is 86 Amps. It has a withstand voltage of 250 volts and 103 mfd. There is a 23 mfd 370 v withstand voltage run capacitor, but you can swap it out with one 25 mfd 370 v or 450 v universal capacitor.

Normally, the 2 phase 230 volt motor's starter capacitor should be between 60 - 64 pF As motor start normally needs more torque, this capacitor can be used to replace if you do not have the exact parts. As the capacitor needs more power, the motor will need a larger start capacitor. As long as some volume moves on the capacitor, it is okay, since only one start capacitor is used.

I suggest you use one capacitive meter to test it. By using this capacitor meter, its value should be within its value range or a little higher. A value of 0 mfd or much less would indicate a break in the value, or a value much out of the If you do not have a capacitor meter, you can also see whether the capacitor has become fat or not, or whether the body has been broken.