HQRP Capacitor Compatible with Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan 4uf+5uf+6uf 5-Wire CBB61 UL Listed
Bottom line: The HQRP Capacitor: Three values in one can: 4uf+5uf+6uf covers multi-speed Hampton Bay switching; main trade-off: 5-wire CBB61 only — will not fit 3-wire or 4-wire Hampton Bay capacitors.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Three values in one can: 4uf+5uf+6uf covers multi-speed Hampton Bay switching
- ✓ UL Listed, unlike many unbranded CBB61 replacements
- ✓ 200-day HQRP warranty stated on the listing
- ✓ Tight +/-5% tolerance keeps fan speeds close to factory spacing
Cons
- ✗ 5-wire CBB61 only — will not fit 3-wire or 4-wire Hampton Bay capacitors
- ✗ You must match 4uf+5uf+6uf exactly; Hampton Bay used several CBB61 variants
- ✗ Requires opening the switch housing and splicing wires yourself
- ✗ 200-day warranty is shorter than the typical 1-year electrical-part term
Manufacturer description
The HQRP replacement motor capacitor is a direct fix for a Hampton Bay ceiling fan that hums, starts slowly, or has lost one or more speed settings. It packs three capacitance values — 4uf, 5uf, and 6uf — into a single 5-wire CBB61 can, so it covers the multi-speed switching most Hampton Bay fan motors rely on rather than forcing you to match one value at a time. Rated at 250VAC with a +/-5 percent tolerance, the unit is UL Listed, which matters when you are putting a component back inside a fixture that runs for hours at a time. HQRP backs it with a 200-day warranty. The work itself is a…
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my Hampton Bay ceiling fan?
It is listed as compatible with Hampton Bay fans using a 4uf+5uf+6uf 5-wire CBB61 capacitor. Pull your old capacitor and read the printed values and lead count before ordering, since Hampton Bay used several CBB61 variants.
What are the electrical specs?
4uf+5uf+6uf capacitance with a +/-5% tolerance, rated at 250VAC. The unit is UL Listed.
How long is the warranty?
HQRP lists a 200-day warranty on this capacitor. Check the product listing for current terms before purchase.
Is this an original Hampton Bay part?
No. It is an HQRP-branded replacement motor capacitor sold as compatible with Hampton Bay fans, not an OEM component.
Key Features
- HQRP® Replacement Motor Capacitor;
- UL Listed; 4uf+5uf+6uf 5-Wire;
- Tolerance : +/-5%; Rated Voltage: 250VAC;
- 200 Days warranty!
- Compatible with: Capacitor for Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan 4uf+5uf+6uf 5-Wire CBB61;
Full Specifications
| Brand | HQRP |
|---|---|
| Model | 887774401261611 |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Material | Aluminum, Plastic, Polypropylene |
| Tolerance | +/-5%; Rated Voltage: 250VAC; |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Capacitance | 15 microfarad |
| Part Number | 887774401261611 |
| Material Type | Aluminum, Plastic, Polypropylene |
| Compatible with | Capacitor for Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan 4uf+5uf+6uf 5-Wire CBB61; |
| Maximum Voltage | 250 volts |
| Capacitance Tolerance | 5 |
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