That is exactly
where I would start. I had a very similar experience with a unit and replaced
the hard start capacitor with a Supco E Series unit. My unit called for the
SPP5E model. Not sure if you have the same AC unit. This was for the Climma Compact
9. It’ll cost you $20-30 to find out if this is the culprit, or not.
Bill mentioned
this capacitor was located in the control box. In my case the capacitor is
located next to the compressor and behind the fan. This may have been a design
change.
With best
regards,
Mark
Skipper
Sailing Vessel
- Cream Puff - SM2K - #275
Currently
cruising - Vista Mar, Panama
www.creampuff.us
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Thanks a lot Bill and Mark
I measured the two capacitors (40 and 10 mF) and they seems to be ok. Should I
try any way to replace them?
My Climma is 13 years old (or the boat).