Boost power with this genuine OEM start capacitor, part number 11952, made for select Kenmore or Mars Microwave, Furnace, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioners.
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  Start Capacitor 11952
  Start Capacitor 11952
  Start Capacitor 11952

Start Capacitor 11952

Genuine OEM Part # 11952RC Item # 3198165
Boost power with this genuine OEM start capacitor, part number 11952, made for select Kenmore or Mars Microwave, Furnace, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioners.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Start Capacitor 11952
  Start Capacitor 11952
  Start Capacitor 11952
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Boost power with this genuine OEM start capacitor, part number 11952, made for select Kenmore or Mars Microwave, Furnace, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioners.
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This part 11952 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner, Furnace, Microwave
Brands:
Kenmore, Mars

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Common Problems Fixed by the Start Capacitor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Start Capacitor

A start capacitor is often used to cycle on the compressor. If the capacitor burns out, the compressor may not run. The start capacitor can be tested with a multimeter to determine if the component can successfully hold and release its charge. If the capacitor is unable to hold and release a charge, or is bulging or leaking, the capacitor will need to be replaced.