Re: (ET) Replacing the capacitor, what a pain

[Garry & Terry Freese <tnlighthouse bellsouth net>]

No need to remove the old Capacitor.  By using 2 heavy tye raps secure the 
new cap to the old cap change over the 2 wires, replace the wire mess cover 
with timer and away you go.
Garry East TN


At 08:41 PM 11/15/2004, Chris Zach wrote:
> Ok, so I decided on a simple project: Replace the charge capacitor. 
> Charger doesn't work well, seems a good place to start.
>
> What a screaming PAIN!
>
> Main problem is the clips that hold it in are attached to screws that have 
> blind bolts. Which can't be reached from underneath which means you have 
> to take the whole charger out which is a pain in the rear, and requires me 
> to remove the snowblower mount and so forth and so on.
>
> So I just bent the clips, put the new one in there, and secured it with 
> electrical tape. Tomorrow I'll get some zip strips. In the meantime we'll 
> see if it charges.
>
> Chris
>
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