GE Genteq Capacitor round 55/5 uf MFD 440 volt 97F9839

Fixed our AC in a jiffy.

Replaced by original GE 97F9839 as it was swollen and bulged out from failure. Measured capacitance with the new 55/5 and readings were well within tolerance. Same diameter of the original so mounting was not an issue. No problems with delivery and overall transaction.

Capacitor allowed both fan and compressor to start Will it last, that is the big question. Is it counterfeit? Take a look at the pictures, it appears genuine GE. "Assembled in Mexico"

Pick one up and save yourself hundreds

Fast Delivery, exact replacement part! Pay attention to the connections as I accidentally crossed 2 wires, and the fan was operating in reverse! After studying the Schematic diagram, I found my mistake, corrected the wiring, made my AC work again!! Update/edit: Aug, 2024 - this Product lasted approximately 4 years before it went out again.. but I bought another one, and My AC is cooling once again!! might want to consider keeping one on hand, just in case it goes out again!

When our ac quit working this summer I knew it was probably a simple fix. The fan would not spin or stay sinning so I figured its either capacitor or motor. Honestly, most probably do not realize that AC units compressors only have about 4 components, the coil, capacitor, fan, compressor, and contactor. Working on these is pretty simple and there are lots of videos out there to guide you. In my case the unit went down on a weekend so there was no chance of getting it serviced at a fair price. I ordered this online and it arrived in 2 days. Within about 30 minutes i had it installed and running. The only complaint that I had was that the diameter is smaller than the original one so I had to modify the strap that holds it in place.

My AC broke and I had a repair guy come out to tell me that the capacitor had gone bad. He wanted to charge me $480 to replace it. I got a second opinion and that company wanted $375. Well after watching a video online I did it myself for less than $20. AC has been blowing cold ever since. I highly recommend. Doing it yourself is very easy. I am a guy who has never messed with any wiring and I figured it out, so you can too.

My neighbor was out of town and his AC went out. He called me and asked me to check it out for his wife. She kept calling him on his fishing trip complaining. After some safe diagnosis I found out the fan wasn't going on the condenser, compressor was good though. Trouble shot it a little more and found out the 5 on the 55/5 side of the dual capacitor was kaput. Offered to replace it for just the cost of parts.. cause you got to look out for each other right. We got the AC going again and she no longer had to call him! He was very happy and tipped me nicely when he got home. The capacitor was a like for like replacement. I matched serial numbers and this was the same as the one I took out. Way cheaper than any HVAC company would of charged. One note, DO NOT work on an AC unless you take precautions and know how to work around electricity. There are a lot of sparky bits that could hurt you. Leave it to a professional.