VA Tom, Been out of town. Read your post, not sure exactly what you are asking.
Is your question the number or terminals on a 15 mic cap, old one had 4 terminals and new one had just2? If so, that is very common. I've seen caps with 4 connection places on each side and some caps with just two, some with just one. Just depends on who made it.
If you have a problem with making the connections, there are two ways to fix the problem. You can put two wires in one stay-kon connector or they make connectors with what I call piggy back connectors.
15 mics is 15 mics, so any 15 mic will work, just have to get creative with connections.
It's always easier for me to see the two caps, to make sure I know what you are talking about. So if I didn't answer your question, post a pic. I'll try to pay attention.
Compressors use run capacitors, meaning it's always connected to the start winding. Unlike a capacitor start motor where a much larger capacitor is connected to the start winding for just a few seconds and then removed by an end switch or relay.
Yesterday I helped a neighbor with his 5 hp motor on an air compressor. His motor had both start and run caps. The run caps were only 50 mics, the start was around 500. His end switch wasn't making contact and motor wouldn't start.
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