When your Brisk Air rooftop unit won't start, struggles to cool, or the compressor cycles on and off erratically, a failed run capacitor is one of the most common culprits. This is the genuine Dometic replacement -- part number 3311541.000 (vendor SKU 69-3750) -- a dual-section run capacitor that powers both the compressor and the fan motor in a single cylindrical canister. It's a direct OEM swap for the models listed below, with no wiring adapters or modifications required.
Run capacitors stay energized the entire time your A/C is running -- unlike start capacitors that only assist at startup. A degraded run capacitor causes the compressor or fan motor to draw excess current, run hot, and eventually fail. Replacing the capacitor early protects far more expensive components downstream.
The 3311541.000 is a dual-section unit: the 60 microfarad (MFD) section drives the compressor, and the 10 MFD section drives the condenser/evaporator fan motor. Both are housed in a single cylindrical metal canister with standard C, FAN, and HERM spade terminals -- the same layout as the original factory part.
60 MFD for the compressor and 10 MFD for the fan motor combined in a single cylindrical unit, reducing parts count and simplifying installation.
C (common), FAN, and HERM terminals accept the original wiring harness directly -- no crimping, splicing, or adapters needed.
Rated for 370 volts AC, meeting the operating voltage demands of residential-style 120VAC RV rooftop air conditioners in this series.
Sourced directly from Dometic -- not an aftermarket substitute -- so fitment and electrical characteristics match the factory specification exactly.
This capacitor is the correct OEM replacement for the following Dometic Brisk Air rooftop air conditioner model numbers:
If your Brisk Air model number is not listed above, verify the original capacitor's MFD ratings and voltage before ordering. A capacitor with the same MFD values and an equal or higher voltage rating is generally an acceptable electrical substitute, but fitment of the canister and terminal layout should be confirmed.
Mounting hardware and wiring are not included. The capacitor installs into the existing factory bracket using the original fasteners.