Easy to Install SPP6 Hard Start Capacitor Supco Super Boost Kit Relay - Replaces TJ90HS6 35702 DST-6 ERPP6 HS6 HS650 SPP6

Key features

• 💡 Spp6 Hard Start Kit - A high-quality exact equivalent for part numbers TJ90HS6, AP4502872, 35702, DST-6, ERPP6, HS6, HS650. Also works with heat pump systems. Supco Spp6 Hard Start Capacitor is universal and works with a lot of appliances. The Supco Spp6 Kit is a type of compressor hard start kit that is designed to provide additional starting torque to a compressor that is struggling to start. Hard Start Capacitor Spp6 fits hundreds of models and can be installed in a few minutes.
• 🔧 DIY eTips Included - Not sure how to install The Hard Start Kit Spp6? Helpful information can be found on the page below. Scroll down to get more repair tips. Acquire valuable skills during the DIY repair project. Hard Start Spp6 Replacement Part will help if appliance produces noise during startup, your system takes a while to startup, or you want to reduce energy consumption. Before any repair be sure to unplug the appliance.
• 💡 The Supco Super Boost Spp6 Kit is built to last and is designed to provide reliable performance for many years. In addition to providing additional starting torque, the Supco Spp6e Hard Start Capacitor Kit can also help to reduce the energy consumption of the compressor, which can lead to lower energy bills over time. Our Spp6 Super Boost Kit for AC compressor meets or exceeds all manufacturer specifications. We provide a lifetime warranty and guarantee 100% money back.
• 💡 How do I know if my hard start capacitor is bad? Some signs of a bad hard start capacitor include a compressor that fails to start, intermittent starting, clicking sounds from the compressor area, and a visibly burnt or swollen capacitor. The capacitor provides a boost of power to the compressor during start-up, and if it is not functioning correctly, the compressor may not start or start intermittently. If the hard start capacitor is visibly burnt or swollen, it should be replaced.
• 💡 How long does a hard start capacitor last? The lifespan of a hard start capacitor can vary depending on various factors, such as the quality of the capacitor, usage, and environmental conditions. However, on average, a hard start capacitor can last between 3 to 5 years. It is recommended to have the capacitor checked and tested regularly during maintenance to ensure it is functioning correctly and to replace it if any signs of damage or wear are detected.