Installing a new capacitor in my Coleman A/C
I'm installing a new start capacitor in my Coleman A/C (model 8335D8764). The capacitor is the Supco SPP6, which seems like a pretty popular option. I went up on the roof of my 5'er yesterday and to...
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Chris,
That makes sense. If I just go with the SPP6, it sounds like it could potentially help, but if the generators take too long to get the compressor up to full speed then the SPP6 may cycle out of the circuit before the compressor gets fully running. The SPP6E will stay in circuit until the compressor is running approx. 75% of normal speed. I don't think we'll have an issue with cycling the compressor off and right back on. I'll make sure my wife knows to give it a minute or so between the a/c turning off and then forcing it to turn back on.
BTW, I'm assuming the SPP6E will hook up to the leads on the compressor run capacitor, just like the SPP6.
Thanks again.
Trey
That makes sense. If I just go with the SPP6, it sounds like it could potentially help, but if the generators take too long to get the compressor up to full speed then the SPP6 may cycle out of the circuit before the compressor gets fully running. The SPP6E will stay in circuit until the compressor is running approx. 75% of normal speed. I don't think we'll have an issue with cycling the compressor off and right back on. I'll make sure my wife knows to give it a minute or so between the a/c turning off and then forcing it to turn back on.
BTW, I'm assuming the SPP6E will hook up to the leads on the compressor run capacitor, just like the SPP6.
Thanks again.
Trey
