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Run Capacitor, 10 uf, 440 VAC

Fan capacitor, 440 volts, 5.0 MFD

Capacitor; run, 7.5 mfd, 440v oval, w/o resistor

Capacitor; 440 vac oval motor run, 15 mfd

Run Capacitor 440volt 15mfd Oval

Run capacitor, 12.5 MFD, 370 volts, oval

Run capaciitor, round, 20 MFD, 440 volts

Capacitor; plastic, round, 3.15 dim, 10 mfd at 370v

Run Capacitor 20mfd 30A 370/440V

Capacitor; run, 20 mfd, 370v, oval, w/o resistor

Capacitor; run, 4 mfd, 440v, oval, w/o resistor
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