What about the capacitance of the AC motor?
In general, the starting capacitor of single-phase AC motor can not be chosen too large, the starting torque angle will deviate from the maximum value, and the secondary winding current consumption will increase. The motor is too long for the motor to run for a long time!
If the capacity is constant (refer to kvar), the pressure will decreaseIf the pressure level has not changed, the capacitance is too large, no problemCapacitor selection depends mainly on voltage and capacity, while the capacitance is proportional to the capacity and inversely proportional to the square of the voltageYou also have an understanding of the problem, the capacitor in question is that the capacitor is too large, only the capacity is too largeIf this is the case, the capacitance will be reduced when the voltage level is constant. The larger is undesirable, but as a matter of fact, the assembly will cause damage to the capacitor
A little bit, that's OK. If it's big enough, it's easy to burn the motor. You can try it yourself and switch on the new capacitor for a while. (nothing is less for a moment) and see if it is not immediately fever, if it is, then you still use the capacitor motor much of it, but I think you'll change a big try the same as before
