Reliable 130-156 MFD 125VAC Motor Start Capacitor

Perfect Fit for Home Appliance Repairs

Looking for an easy replacement for a worn-out motor start capacitor? This 130-156 MFD 125VAC Motor Start Capacitor is designed for everyday consumers and DIYers. It fits a wide range of home applications, including furnace blower motors, pumps, large fans, and generators. Restore your appliances performance and reliability with this simple-to-install capacitor.

Key Features of the 125VAC Motor Start Capacitor

• Capacitance Range: 130F 156F (MFD)
• Voltage Rating: 125VAC
• Two 0.250 Quick Connect Terminals for Fast Installation
• Round, Moisture and Oil Resistant Plastic Case
• Electrolytic Design for Motor Start Applications
• High Reliability and Long Life
• NTE Part Number: MSC125V130

Why Choose This AC Motor Start Capacitor?

This 130-156 MFD motor start capacitor is a popular choice for home appliance repairs, thanks to its durability and ease of use. Its quick disconnect terminals make replacement straightforward with no need for special tools. Moisture and oil-resistant casing ensures it can handle household environments and everyday demands.

Compatible with most systems that require a 125VAC motor start capacitor, its ideal for common residential equipment and small workshop tools. The electrolytic build delivers the necessary torque to get your AC motor running smoothly.

Installation and Mounting Tips

• Recommended for vertical mounting with terminals up for maximum lifespan.
• If mounted horizontally, keep the vent in the up position for optimal venting.
• Not recommended for vertical mounting with terminals down.
• Terminal Spacing: 0.50

Compact size makes it easy to fit: 1.438″ diameter x 2.75″ high.

Common Uses for the 130-156 MFD 125VAC Capacitor

• Furnace blower motors
• Large ventilation fans
• Water and utility pumps
• Machine tools
• Generators

Whether youre fixing your furnace or replacing a capacitor in your workshop tool, this high-reliability 125VAC motor start capacitor is a dependable solution.

Note: Always use a replacement capacitor with matching capacitance and voltage ratings for your equipment. For more specifications, you can view the manufacturer’s datasheet.