CBB60 5UF 450V Capacitor with Wire

Reliable Motor Performance: CBB60 5uF 450VAC Running Capacitor

Keep your appliances running smoothly with the CBB60 5uF 450V Washing Machine Capacitor. This high-quality polypropylene film capacitor is specifically engineered for AC motor applications, providing the necessary phase shift for starting and continuous operation of washing machine motors, pumps, and fans.

Key Performance Features:

• High-Precision Capacity: Features a 5uF ±5% capacitance rating, ensuring stable electrical performance and optimized motor torque.

• Heavy-Duty Voltage Rating: Rated for 450VAC, making it compatible with standard household appliances and resilient against common voltage spikes.

• Durable Construction: Housed in a flame-retardant, moisture-proof cylindrical plastic shell designed to withstand the humid environment inside a washing machine.

• Pre-Wired for Convenience: Comes equipped with flexible, insulated lead wires for a quick and secure installation.

• Self-Healing Properties: Utilizes advanced metallized film technology that "self-heals" small dielectric punctures, significantly extending the service life of the component.

Typical Applications

• Washing Machines: Primary start/run capacitor for drum motors and drain pumps.

• HVAC Equipment: Suitable for small fan motors and air conditioning units.

• Water Pumps: Ideal for residential water pressure systems and centrifugal pumps.

• Power Tools: Can be used in various single-phase motor-driven shop tools.

Technical Specs:

•  Model: CBB60.

•  Capacitance: 5uF ±5% SH (Self-Healing).

•  Rated Voltage: 450V AC.

•  Frequency: 50/60Hz.

Top 3 Customer Questions & Concerns ‍

1. Can I use this if my old capacitor was 4uF or 6uF?

   • It is always best to match the original uF rating exactly. Using a 5uF capacitor in place of a significantly different value may cause the motor to overheat or fail to start properly.

2. Does it matter which wire I connect to which terminal?

   • No, CBB60 capacitors are non-polarized AC capacitors. The wires can be connected in either direction to your motor leads.

3. How do I know if my capacitor is bad?

   • Common signs include the motor "humming" but not turning, the drum needing a physical push to start, or visible bulging/leaking on the capacitor shell.