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Titan 2402476 Capacitor

Titan 2402476 Capacitor

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Titan Tools Inc.

Part number 2402476 is a Capacitor that provides starting and running torque for the motor on compatible Elite series airless sprayer systems. This electrical component stores and releases energy to ensure reliable motor operation and consistent pumping performance.

Part Number2402476
Part DescriptionCapacitor
FitsElite 3000
ConditionNew

$23

Capacitor for Elite 3000 Airless Sprayers

Part number 2402476 is a replacement Capacitor specifically engineered for the Titan Elite 3000 high-pressure airless paint sprayer. This electrical component, rated at 80 microfarads and 250 volts, is mounted within the terminal box of the motor assembly. The capacitor serves a critical function in the sprayer's electrical system by providing the necessary phase shift and torque to start the motor and keep it running smoothly under load. When the sprayer is powered on, the capacitor stores electrical energy and releases it to the motor windings, creating the rotating magnetic field required to overcome initial inertia and bring the pump up to operating speed.

The Elite 3000 troubleshooting manual identifies a failed capacitor as a primary cause when the unit does not start after being connected and switched on. Symptoms of capacitor failure include a complete lack of motor response, a humming sound without rotation, or the motor running slowly and failing to reach full speed. Access to the capacitor requires removing the top cover, secured by five screws of varying lengths, and locating the component within its housing. A 13mm wrench is used to loosen the retaining nut, allowing access to the three spade connectors that must be carefully disconnected. Due to the risk of electrical shock, the sprayer must be unplugged for at least 20 minutes before service to allow the capacitor to discharge fully.

Capacitors are subjected to electrical stress, heat, and age-related degradation. Failure modes include open circuits, short circuits, loss of capacitance, and physical bulging or leakage of internal electrolyte. A failed capacitor prevents the motor from starting or causes erratic operation, rendering the sprayer unusable. Replacement with genuine 2402476 capacitor restores proper motor starting torque and ensures reliable operation of the Elite 3000 for professional painting applications.

Service Guidance: WARNING: Always unplug the sprayer for at least 20 minutes before servicing to allow the capacitor to discharge. Follow the pressure relief procedure before any service. Label wire connections during removal to ensure proper reassembly. Use a 13mm wrench to loosen the retaining nut.

What it does and when to replace it

What the capacitor does
Motor StartingProvides phase shift and torque to initiate motor rotation
Running SupportMaintains proper motor operation under load during spraying
Energy StorageStores and releases electrical energy to motor windings
When replacement is recommended
No Start ConditionSprayer does not start when connected and switched on
Humming MotorMotor hums but does not rotate, indicating capacitor failure
Slow OperationMotor runs slowly and fails to reach full speed
Physical DamageBulging case or leaking electrolyte indicates internal failure

Compatibility

Part number 2402476 is specifically designed for the Titan Elite 3000 high-pressure airless paint sprayer. This professional unit features an 80 microfarad, 250 volt capacitor mounted within the motor terminal box. The Elite 3000 troubleshooting manual identifies capacitor failure as a common cause when the unit does not start. This capacitor is a model-specific component engineered for the electrical requirements and mounting configuration of this particular sprayer system. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and serial number.

Compatible ModelsComponent
Elite 3000Capacitor

Related parts commonly serviced together

The capacitor is part of the motor electrical system. When servicing this component, these related parts are often inspected or replaced at the same time.

Top Cover Screws

Five screws of varying lengths secure the top cover. Replace if threads are stripped or heads damaged.

Motor Wiring Harness

Wires connecting the capacitor to the motor. Inspect for damage or loose connections.

Thermal Overload Protector

Safety device that shuts down motor if overheated. Test for proper operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is an 80 microfarad, 250 volt Capacitor that provides starting and running torque for the motor on the Titan Elite 3000 high-pressure airless paint sprayer.

WARNING: Unplug the sprayer for at least 20 minutes to allow capacitor discharge. Follow pressure relief procedure. Remove five top cover screws, reposition cover, use 13mm wrench to loosen retaining nut, and disconnect three spade connectors. Note wire colors for reassembly. Reinstall in reverse order. Ensure proper wire connections before testing.

Common symptoms include the sprayer not starting when connected and switched on, the motor humming but not rotating, the motor running slowly and failing to reach full speed, and visible bulging or leaking of the capacitor case. The Elite 3000 troubleshooting guide identifies capacitor failure as a primary cause when the unit does not start.

This capacitor is specifically designed for the Titan Elite 3000 high-pressure airless paint sprayer. Always verify compatibility with your specific unit's parts diagram and serial number before ordering.