What capacitors do i need to get to replace the ones on a 6 hp motor

This unit has two separate capacitors, one for starting and another for running. The specs will be marked on each one. Then you can Google them and get them on eBay.

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Under the hump, is a capacitor. So that two hump is a motor that has two capacitors. I would suggest getting a like replacement.

5 BHP
4 HP
Same Difference... It's a game the pump manufacturers play to fool the consumer.

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just check the wiring diagram and connect the two wires for the desired speed and put a wire nut one the third one.

What is the model number of the heat pump? What is the voltage that you are dealing with?

Yes. The one that doesn't have the capacitor on top has it inside.

If your motor has a seperate start capacitor it may need replaced. Have you tried to spin blower by hand when it should be on to see if the motor has enough power to keep it going on its own. If it does then it probably is the capacitor. Some motors have the capacitor built into the motor. If yours does then you will need to replace the motor. Before I did this I would give the blower a real good cleaning. Brush off the blades with fine wire brush and blow everthing out with compressed air. Clean and oil motor if it has any oil ports on it.Best of luck and thank you.

Hi, W/D here.
Make the necessary sketches, showing what color wire goes to which terminal (trust me on this, it's a really good idea). I do it whenever two or more wires are involved, and I've been known to also lable terminals with the wire color with a "Sharpie". Remove the motor and start capacitor. Take both with you to your local appliance parts supply house. They will match you up with a similar motor, and match the capacitor to the new motor. Getting the exact motor you described isn't important. Getting a good quality replacement motor with your horsepower rating, shaft size and matched capacitor is. They'll have it, and the cost will be less than running one down. I installed a replacement in a furnace last week, with the motor, capacitor and a pack of crimp-on terminals (I ran out!) costing about $109.00. Your's may be less at 1/6 hp. The one I installed was 1/3 hp, replaced a GE, and works fine.
Best regards, --W/D--

Yes, that is a run capacitor. You will also need to clarify oval or round design.

You should take the old one in to a local electric motor repair shop if it is not obvious it is blown. Even if it is, their will be other issues that caused the capacitor to fail in the first place. You will want to try to identify those and fix them as well or you will be replacing the capacitor again soon.

John

green wire cut off if motor is held on with metal bracket.white/yellow to contactor,black to other side contactor. brown/wht to fan on capacitor,brown to common on contactor NOT HERM.