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Part # 5270-13

Manufacturer Code BC-145

Dimensions 1-3/8" x 2-3/4"

Alternate Part #'s 145-174MFD, 35-125-1015, 351251015, 601396, BC-145, BC145, PMJ145

Product Description

Start Capacitor 1-7/16" dia x 2-3/4" hgt

Product Specifications

Diameter:
1-3/8 in.
Length:
2-3/4 in.
Volts:
110-125 V
Capacitor Microfarad Rating:
145-174 MFD
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?     Asked on 1/23/2012by Guest

I need to replace my the capacitor on my 1.5HP pool pump. Do you carry the capacitor I need?
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A  Answered on 1/23/2012 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Please note that capacitors store an electric charge and should be handled with the utmost caution and care. We do not encourage handling a capacitor without any type of safety measures in place and highly recommend contacting a professional service company for repair/replacement. For those that feel comfortable changing the capacitor here's  >How to replace a pool pump capacitor. In order to match up the capacitor you will need more specifications on the capacitor. You will need to match the voltage, the MFD, whether or not the capacitor is a >run or >start type and the actual dimensions of the capacitor body.
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?     Asked on 10/16/2019by Lowell

I need a replacement start capacitor for my model #PHK2RAGE-102L Sta-Rite Pool Pump...can you furnish the correct part number and the cost of same. Thank you
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A  Answered on 10/16/2019 by InyoPools Product Specialist Hector F.

We may carry the capacitor however we will need to know the motor model, part or catalog number to cross-reference that for you. 
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?     Asked on 2/15/2020by Alex

My pump has been slow to start for a while. Now it clicks and hums for a few seconds, but does not start. The motor shaft turns freely. It seems that the start capacitor would be the problem. Your guide says that if the start capacitor was bad, there would be visible physical damage, but I don't see any. Can the start capacitor still be the problem? I'm not sure if my pump has a run capacitor - it doesn't have a hump on top. Also, is this the right replacement part for my pump (see images)?

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A  Answered on 2/17/2020 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Alex. Yes, the capacitor could be the issue. You can use our How to Test a Pool Pump Capacitor guide to test your capacitor to make sure it's bad before replacing. 
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