Need Aloha Breeze Ceiling fan part.

it has 6 uF instead of 5, which is OK to use 1 uF is small amount.
HQRP Capacitor for Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan 4.5uf+5uf+6uf 4-Wire CBB61 plus HQRP Coaster
Amazon $9.00 free prime
eBay $6.76 free delivery.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/CEILING-FAN-CAPACITOR-CBB61-4-5uf-5uf-6uf-











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give aloha a call they will replace it. it is the capacitor 1-800-295-4448

You can go to Radio Shack, and find them there. Just ask one of the workers there for what kind (Voltage and Capacitance ) you need. I happen to have one right here...

It is a 1.5 nano farad With a tolerance of 5%.
It is rated for 250 volts at 50 to 60 hertz.

Here you go...around 14 bucks....

http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p2555.m38.l1313&_nkw=cbb61+capacitor&_sacat=See-All-Categories

Um - take it back to the store???

I have an Aloha Breeze L-Style 52" Ceiling Fan(Polished Brass), Model # 29079 Bought From Wal-Mart about 1 1/2 years ago and the fan speed switch busted and the capacitor melted. I have a new switch but can't find a new capacitor because I can't read the spec info. Looking for a place to obtain the correct capacitor for this fan so I can make necessary repairs!

there was no manual for my Aloha Breeze 42" ceiling fan with light fixture model number is 49001

call 800-295-4448
They will send you one free of charge

I am listing one on EBAY today.
search for Aloha Breeze Ceiling Fan/ FAN REMOTE CONTROL
It should be listed in an hour or so. Kindiskandi42 is our ID on EBAY

We were able to get 3 fans running again by replacing the capacitor which had melted in all 3 fans. On one of the fan's the casing around the motor was extremely hot, which prompted us to act quickly. I suppose the fan had been trying to start itself. We purchased the capacitors at an electrical supplier at a cost of $15 each. We were not able to locate the type of capacitors which came with the fan. I am now looking for replacement capacitors at a lower cost if possible. Does anyoe have suggestions of a reputable online dealer for capacitors at a reasonable cost? I would like to keep some on hand.