Adcraft PM-133 Replacement Capacitor 400MFD 250VAC

Product Description

The ADCRAFT PM-133 is a dual-section run capacitor designed as a direct replacement part for compatible foodservice equipment. It carries two independent capacitor ratings in a single unit: a CD60-style section rated at 250VAC and 400 microfarads (MFD), and a CBB60-style section rated at 450VAC and 60 MFD. This configuration is common in motor-run applications where two separate capacitance values are required within one housing. Licensed technicians and qualified service personnel familiar with capacitor replacement procedures on commercial equipment are the intended installers.

This capacitor is intended for use in commercial foodservice equipment requiring a dual-section run capacitor. It is suited for motor-driven applications where CD60 and CBB60 capacitor types are specified. The compact form factor and dual-rating design make it a practical replacement in service scenarios where a single component covers both capacitance requirements, reducing parts count during repairs.

Key Features

• Dual-section design: 250VAC at 400 MFD (CD60) and 450VAC at 60 MFD (CBB60) in one unit
• Direct OEM-style replacement part for ADCRAFT equipment
• Compact housing measuring 7.45 inches long by 7.15 inches wide by 3.45 inches tall
• Lightweight construction at 0.8 pounds
• Covers two separate motor-run capacitance requirements with a single component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement capacitor for ADCRAFT commercial foodservice equipment requiring a dual-section CD60/CBB60-type run capacitor. Consult equipment documentation to confirm the 250VAC/400 MFD and 450VAC/60 MFD ratings match the original specification before installation.

Installation Notes

Capacitor replacement should be performed by a qualified technician with experience servicing commercial electrical equipment. Always disconnect and lock out power to the unit before beginning any service work, and discharge the existing capacitor fully before handling to avoid electric shock. Verify that the replacement capacitor ratings match the equipment nameplate and original part specifications before installation. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and local electrical codes throughout the service procedure.