[NEW] BlueStars W11395618 W11162560 W10625046 Washing Machine Run Capacitor

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[NEW] BlueStars W11395618 W11162560 W10625046 Washing Machine Run Capacitor

Key Features

  • One washing machine motor run capacitor is included.
  • Capacitance: 50 µF with ±5% capacitance tolerance.
  • Rated operating voltage: 250 VAC; frequency: 50/60 Hz.
  • Inductance: 80 µH ±15%.
  • Maximum operating temperature: 70°C (158°F).
  • Protected design with a 10,000 AFC ampere fault current rating.
  • Pure copper coil supports electrical energy transmission. Heat- and corrosion-resistant connection ports provide a secure electrical connection, while the insulated housing helps protect internal components from vibration and impact.
  • A reinforced mounting bracket helps keep the capacitor positioned during washer operation.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • W11395618
  • W11162560
  • W10625046
  • W10866250
  • WPW10625046
  • W10843769
  • W11158831
  • W10390446
  • W11315694

Compatibility & Fitment

This run capacitor fits compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, Crosley, Inglis, JennAir, KitchenAid, Admiral, Magic Chef, Norge, Roper, and Sears washing machines. Confirm the existing capacitor specifications and washer model before ordering.

  • Whirlpool models include WTW5057LW0, WTW5010LW0, WTW5105HW2, WTW5100HW1, WTW6120HW0, WTW5100HC2, WTW5015LW0, WTW4850HW1, WTW5105HW1, WTW4950XW3, WTW5000DW1, WTW6120HW1, and WTW5100HW2.
  • Maytag models include MVW5430MW0, MVW4505MW2, MVWX655DW1, MVW4505MW1, MVW6230HW3, MVW6200KW2, MVWC465HW2, 7MMVWC400YW2, 7MMVWC416FW0, 7MMVWC417FW0, 7MMVWC465JW0, 7MMVWC565FW0, 7MMVWH450DW0, 7MMVWH450DW1, 7MMVWX500YW2, 7MMVWX510YW1, 7MMVWX521BW0, 7MMVWX521BW1, and 7MMVWX622BW0.

When to Replace

A weak or failed run capacitor can cause the washer to hum without starting, fill without agitating, fail to spin, or start the motor slowly or intermittently. Replacing the capacitor can restore motor starting and stable operation during wash and spin cycles when the capacitor is the cause of the symptom.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the washer from electrical power before servicing.
  • Check the old capacitor's capacitance, voltage rating, terminal arrangement, and mounting position against this part before installation.
  • Transfer the wires to the matching terminals and secure the capacitor in its mounting position.
  • Use the washer model and the specifications of the removed part to confirm fitment before purchase or installation.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This 50 µF, 250-volt run capacitor is designed for compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, and Kenmore washing machines. Confirm the original capacitor’s rating and part number before ordering, since washer compatibility can vary by model.
This capacitor is identified by W11395618 and W11162560, and replaces or cross-references W10625046, W10866250, W10390446, WPW10625046, W10843769, and W11315694.
A failing capacitor can cause the washer motor to hum without starting, start intermittently, struggle to reach speed, stop under load, or trip the circuit breaker. A visibly swollen, cracked, leaking, or burnt capacitor should also be replaced.
The capacitor is rated at 50 microfarads, 250 volts, with an upper temperature rating of 70 °C. Match both the capacitance and voltage rating to the washer’s original component before installation.
Installation is generally a moderate appliance repair requiring basic hand tools, typically taking about 30–60 minutes depending on washer access. Unplug the washer before servicing, and treat the old capacitor as electrically charged until it has been safely discharged. Inspect the terminals, wiring, motor connector, and mounting bracket for heat damage or corrosion before installing the replacement.