12-21-2015, 07:53 AM
Just as a supplement to Ron's answer :
The capacitor can that you illustrate in your picture is probably both C19 and C20 in one can, so replacing both of them is a good idea.
Ron is correct about the lubricant. To get your lubricating/penetrating fluid into the control more easily, heat the threaded body (the collar) of the switch with a big soldering gun or use a heat gun with a nose cone to focus the heat. The lubricant will penetrate more easily and completely and the switch should free up properly.
The capacitor can that you illustrate in your picture is probably both C19 and C20 in one can, so replacing both of them is a good idea.
Ron is correct about the lubricant. To get your lubricating/penetrating fluid into the control more easily, heat the threaded body (the collar) of the switch with a big soldering gun or use a heat gun with a nose cone to focus the heat. The lubricant will penetrate more easily and completely and the switch should free up properly.
