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Titan 704-206 Capacitor Assembly

Titan 704-206 Capacitor Assembly

Sourced From:
Titan Tools Inc.

 

This Titan 704-206 capacitor assembly is a direct replacement electrical component designed for use on compatible Advantage, Impact, and RentSpray equipment. It stores and releases electrical energy to start and run the motor, providing the necessary torque for reliable operation. Replacing a failed or weak capacitor restores proper motor starting and running performance, preventing overheating and premature motor failure.

Part Number 704-206
Part Description Capacitor Assembly
Brand Advantage, Impact, RentSpray
Compatible Models Advantage: 400
Impact: 410
RentSpray: 500
Condition New

Retail Price: $107.5
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Titan 704-206 Capacitor Assembly for Advantage, Impact & RentSpray

The Titan 704-206 Capacitor Assembly is a genuine Titan-manufactured replacement electrical component designed for use on compatible Advantage, Impact, and RentSpray equipment. This capacitor stores electrical energy and releases it during motor startup to provide the necessary torque to overcome inertia, then continues to support efficient motor running operation.

Over time, capacitors can degrade due to heat, age, voltage fluctuations, or repeated use. A failing capacitor may cause the motor to start slowly, hum without starting, overheat, or fail to start altogether. Replacing a worn or failed capacitor with this genuine Titan component restores proper motor operation, prevents electrical stress on other components, and extends the service life of your equipment.

Service Guidance: If the motor hums but won't start, starts slowly, runs hot, or trips breakers frequently, inspect the capacitor and replace it if bulging, leaking, or out of specification.

What it does and when to replace it

What the capacitor assembly does
Motor starting Provides initial surge of power to start the motor
Motor running Helps maintain efficient motor operation under load
Power factor correction Improves electrical efficiency and reduces current draw
When replacement is recommended
Motor won't start Motor hums but doesn't rotate or fails to start
Slow starting Motor takes longer than normal to reach full speed
Overheating Motor runs hot or thermal overload trips frequently
Physical damage Bulging, leaking, or corroded capacitor housing

Specifications

Capacitor Type Motor Run/Start Capacitor
Configuration Assembly with mounting bracket and leads
Termination Quick-connect terminals
Condition New

Compatibility

This Titan 704-206 capacitor assembly is designed for use on the following models. Always confirm fitment using the correct parts diagram for your exact model and revision.

Brand Compatible Models
Advantage 400
Impact 410
RentSpray 500

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing the capacitor assembly, these associated components are often inspected or replaced to ensure a complete repair.

Motor / Armature

Inspect motor windings and bearings for damage; replace if faulty.

Start Switch / Relay

Check switch contacts for pitting or burning; replace if defective.

Wiring / Connectors

Inspect for loose, corroded, or damaged connections; repair as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a capacitor assembly manufactured by Titan, designed as a direct replacement component for starting and running motors on compatible Advantage, Impact, and RentSpray equipment.

Common signs include motor humming but not starting, slow startup, overheating, frequent tripping of breakers, or visible bulging or leaking of the capacitor housing.

It fits Advantage 400, Impact 410, and RentSpray 500 models.

Always disconnect power and discharge the old capacitor before handling. Remove the old capacitor, noting wire positions. Install the new capacitor in the same orientation, secure the mounting bracket, and reconnect wires to the correct terminals. Double-check all connections and ensure proper clearance. Refer to your equipment's service manual for specific procedures and safety warnings.