Will The Start Capacitor Series CBB65-R # FR65FR Replace a Series C65-R Capacitor?

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The capacitor shown is a CBB65-R. The one I need to replace is C65-R. Aside from that difference, everything else is identical. Can you tell me what the difference is between the CBB65-R and the C65-R? Can I use the CBB65-R to replace my C65-R? I have attached a photo of the bad capacitor I need to replace.

asked by: Kent H

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As long as all the other voltage and information matches you are able to use the CBB65-R Capacitor # FR65FR in place of your C65-R. These are simply series information numbers which I have found both listed on the exact same capacitor.

expert reply by: Bud M

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C65-R Start Capacitor
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