Posted by electrical questions on December 12, 2012 at 11:17:21 from (76.209.52.231):
I have a couple questions for John or the electrical guru’s on here, I have a table top magneto magnetizer that operates on 120v ac. It wasn’t working well so opened it up. Inside it has two start capacitors rated at 161-190 MFD, 110vac. This appears to be a capacitor discharge circuit. Along with that is a large diode converting the ac to dc. After testing I was convinced that one capacitor was out of range. So I temped in two new ones and the problem was solved. They were wired in parallel. The question I have is, there anything gained from adding a third or fourth capacitor? There is more than enough room as the new ones are much smaller. Or does this through off the rest of the unit?
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