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ICP Dual Run Capacitor for RGS150LFCB0AAAA — 45+5 MFD 440V | Ships Today
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ICP Dual Run Capacitor for RGS150LFCB0AAAA — 45+5 MFD 440V | Ships Today

SKU: 1171842 Brand: ICP

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Overview

This OEM dual run capacitor provides the starting and running torque for both the compressor and condenser fan motor in your ICP RGS150LFCB0AAAA package unit. Rated at 45+5 MFD and 440V, the dual-rated design serves two motors from one component. This kit includes the capacitor boot (OEM 1171842) and the oval mounting clamp (OEM 1171552) for a secure, code-correct installation. A weak or failed capacitor is the single most common cause of a unit that hums but won't start, or one that trips on overload.

Specifications

Spec Value
Part Number(s) 1171842 (Capacitor Boot), 1171552 (Oval Capacitor Clamp)
Type Dual Run Capacitor
Brand ICP (Tempstar / Heil / Comfortmaker)
Rating 45+5 MFD
Voltage 440V (compatible with 370V applications)
Shape Oval

Compatibility

Direct fit for the ICP RGS150LFCB0AAAA package gas/electric unit and ICP-family condensing equipment sold under Tempstar, Heil, and Comfortmaker that use a 45+5 MFD oval dual run capacitor. Always match microfarad (MFD) values and voltage rating to your existing capacitor before installing.

Installation Guide

  1. Safety First — Disconnect power and verify zero voltage. Safely discharge the old capacitor across the terminals with an insulated resistor before touching it.
  2. Access — Remove the electrical access panel to reach the capacitor.
  3. Document — Photograph the HERM, FAN, and C (common) terminal wiring before removing any leads.
  4. Remove — Pull the leads, release the oval clamp, and take out the old capacitor.
  5. Install — Seat the new capacitor in the clamp with the boot fitted, then land the wires on HERM, FAN, and C per your photo.
  6. Test — Restore power, call for cooling, and confirm both the compressor and fan start instantly and run smoothly.

Signs You Need a Replacement

  • Compressor or fan hums but won't start
  • Bulged, leaking, or swollen capacitor top
  • System short-cycles or trips the breaker
  • Measured MFD reads outside the rated tolerance

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this Capacitor fit my ICP RGS150LFCB0AAAA — 45+5 MFD 440V | Ships Today?
Yes. This is the factory-specified OEM capacitor for the ICP RGS150LFCB0AAAA — 45+5 MFD 440V | Ships Today. It is a direct drop-in replacement that fits without modification. Always verify the model number on your equipment nameplate before ordering.
How do I replace the capacitor on my ICP RGS150LFCB0AAAA — 45+5 MFD 440V | Ships Today?
Difficulty: Easy (20–30 min)
Step 1: Turn off power at breaker. Step 2: Open condensing unit panel. Step 3: Photograph the old capacitor wiring (Common/Herm/Fan). Step 4: Discharge old capacitor with insulated screwdriver. Step 5: Disconnect and remove old capacitor. Step 6: Mount new capacitor, reconnect wires to matching terminals. Step 7: Close panel, restore power, test. Tools: screwdriver, needle-nose pliers.
My AC hums but won’t start. What part do I need?
An AC that hums but won’t start is the classic symptom of a failed capacitor. The capacitor provides the electrical boost to start the compressor. When it fails, you hear humming but the motor can’t overcome inertia. Other symptoms: fan spinning slowly, AC cycling on/off rapidly, or a visibly swollen capacitor. Fix: replace capacitor ($15–$80 DIY, 30 min).
Is this capacitor compatible with Bryant or Payne too?
Many ICP parts are cross-compatible with Bryant and Payne since all three brands are manufactured by Carrier Global Corporation. The same physical part is often used across brand labels with different model numbers. To verify: check your Bryant or Payne equipment service manual for cross-compatible part numbers, or email info@nationalhvacparts.com with your model number.
Should I use OEM or aftermarket for my ICP capacitor?
OEM strongly recommended. OEM capacitors have ±6% MFD tolerance vs aftermarket ±10%. The looser tolerance causes motor winding stress, higher temps, and shorter compressor life. Price difference is only $10–$20 — OEM is the clear value choice.
How fast does National HVAC Parts ship?
Orders placed before 3:00 PM CST ship the same business day. Standard delivery is 2–5 business days anywhere in the continental United States. Express shipping available at checkout. We ship from Houston, TX to all 50 states. 30-day return policy on all parts.
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