CAPACITOR 5304472609

Hello Bradley, thank you for your question. This replacement Capacitor for your model is a Start Capacitor. I hope this helps!

Hello Philip, thank you for your question! Since the fan is humming, it is getting the proper power to it and most likely will be caused by a bad start winding on the motor that is causing the fan to stop working. You would want to replace the fan motor, part number FIX1532363. To test the capacitor, use a multimeter with a capacitance testing function. Then touch the probes to each terminal. If the capacitor is good, then the multimeter will show a reading very close to the rated value. Capacitors can lose capacitance over time and outside a 5% tolerance. If the multimeter shows a significantly different reading, then it is best to replace the capacitor. For dual run capacitor first test from Herm to common. Then test from fan to common. These readings should also match closely to the 2 rated values. You can also test if the capacitor has shorted to ground. Set the multimeter to ohms and touch the probes from each terminal to the side of the housing. The multimeter should display OL or open loop, as no terminal should have continuity. If there is any resistance, then the capacitor has shorted to ground and should be replaced. Glad to be of help!