An induction motor must when started obtain run speed within a second or two. If not it can overload fuses or breaker as I mentioned previously.
Normally to do it with a Capacitor, you require both a start and run cap.
The start cap is usually up to 10x and up larger than the run cap.
This must only be in circuit for the period of that the motor obtains run speed and immediately disconnected and the run cap is left in circuit at this point.
The start capacitor can be motor start rated as it is only in circuit briefly.
Various Capacitors values for both start and run have to be experimented with to obtain the optimum values while taking current readings.
Al.
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