CAPACITOR ASSY RUN 15 µF 450V (44820.0005)
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BUNN Coffee Machine Capacitor Assy Run 15 µF 450V (44820.0005) is a high-quality replacement part designed to ensure your BUNN coffee maker runs smoothly and efficiently. Engineered to meet exact OEM specifications, this capacitor assembly plays a critical role in regulating the motor start-up process by providing the necessary electrical boost. Its 15 microfarad (µF) rating and robust 450-volt capacity guarantee reliable performance under demanding conditions, reducing the risk of motor failure and extending the lifespan of your coffee machine.
Featuring durable construction and precise specifications, the Capacitor Assy Run 15 µF 450V is built to withstand continuous use in commercial and high-volume environments. Installation is straightforward, making it an ideal solution for maintenance professionals and coffee shop owners looking to minimize downtime. By replacing faulty or worn capacitors with this genuine BUNN part, users ensure optimal motor operation leading to consistent brewing cycles and perfect coffee output every time. It is compatible with a wide range of BUNN coffee machine models, offering versatile application for both home and professional setups.
In terms of technical details, this capacitor assembly supports a voltage rating of 450 volts, ensuring safe and stable electrical performance. Its 15 µF capacitance is specifically calibrated to match the motor requirements of many BUNN coffee makers, delivering efficient starting torque and smooth motor performance. Whether you need to replace a defective component or perform routine maintenance, the BUNN Capacitor Assy Run 15 µF 450V (44820.0005) is essential for preserving your coffee machine’s reliability and maximizing the quality of your coffee brews. Available now at Kaldi.com, this part guarantees premium performance with fast shipping and expert support.
