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Originally Posted by chaard You're over anylizing things. Step away from the coffee pot and get back to work.
Dual run caps are the norm for all brands. Apply for pro membership. Then you can get more technical answers in the pro tech forums.
You're over anylizing things. Step away from the coffee pot and get back to work.
Originally Posted by adamste81 my goodman 3.5ton heat pump is only running 1 capacitor which i am not surprised at, but my question is this. Instead of running the common, the fan and the compressor off the same capacitor does anyone on here think goodman should run two capacitors to split it up or am I way off base here (i am a newbie so i can take critisism if this is a dumb question). What do you mean by "am not surprised at"? The use of dual capacitors is very common practice amongst many manufacturers, no harm. It is 2 run caps in one can.
single capacitor. my goodman 3.5ton heat pump is only running 1 capacitor which i am not surprised at, but my question is this. Instead of running the common, the fan and the compressor off the same capacitor does anyone on here think goodman should run two capacitors to split it up or am I way off base here (i am a newbie so i can take critisism if this is a dumb question).
single capacitor.
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