CBB61 4uf+4uf+2.5uf 5-Wire 250V/300V AC Ceiling Fan Capacitor

CBB61 4uf+4uf+2.5uf 5-Wire 250V/300V AC Ceiling Fan CapacitorCBB61 4uF+4uF+2. 5uF 5 Wire 250V 300V AC Ceiling Fan Capacitor Key Features Model: CBB61 Capacitance: 4uF + 4uF + 2. 5uF Tolerance: 5% Rated Voltage: 250V 300V AC Rated Frequency: 50 60Hz Wiring Configuration: 5 wire Operating Temperature Range: 40C to 70C Dielectric Material: Metallized polypropylene film Body Dimensions: 50mm x 29mm x 23mm Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Replaces any CBB61 capacitor with matching 4uF+4uF+2. 5uF capacitance and

CBB61 4uF+4uF+2.5uF 5-Wire 250V/300V AC Ceiling Fan Capacitor

Key Features

• Model: CBB61
• Capacitance: 4uF + 4uF + 2.5uF
• Tolerance: ±5%
• Rated Voltage: 250V / 300V AC
• Rated Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Wiring Configuration: 5-wire
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 70°C
• Dielectric Material: Metallized polypropylene film
• Body Dimensions: 50mm x 29mm x 23mm

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Replaces any CBB61 capacitor with matching 4uF+4uF+2.5uF capacitance and a 250V or 300V AC voltage rating. Direct replacement is based on matching electrical specifications, not a specific part number.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for starting and running single-phase motors in 50Hz/60Hz AC power systems.
• Commonly used in 3-speed ceiling fans from various manufacturers.
• Also suitable for other applications requiring these specifications, such as small motors, air movers, water pumps, and ventilators.
• Verify the microfarad (uF) values, voltage, and number of wires on your original capacitor before ordering.

When to Replace

• Ceiling fan blades turn slowly or not at all.
• Fan motor hums but does not start.
• Fan speeds do not change or work correctly.
• The original capacitor shows physical signs of failure, such as bulging, cracking, or leaking oil.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect electrical power at the source (circuit breaker or fuse box) before beginning installation.
• Photograph or draw a diagram of the original wiring configuration for reference.
• Discharge the old capacitor by carefully touching its wire leads together with an insulated screwdriver.
• Connect the new capacitor by matching the wire colors and functions to your original diagram.
• Ensure all electrical connections are secure before restoring power.