Previous Owner Removed Capacitor . How Do I Reconnect It In Terminal Block. Can'

1. First, make sure the power is disconnected from the tool by unplugging it or removing the battery.
2. Locate the terminal block where the capacitor was originally connected. The terminal block should have at least two terminals, and one of them should be marked with a symbol or letter indicating that it is the capacitor terminal.
3. Identify the two wires that were originally connected to the capacitor. One wire should be connected to the capacitor terminal on the terminal block, and the other wire should be connected to a different terminal on the block.
4. Connect the wire that was originally connected to the capacitor terminal to the capacitor's positive terminal. The positive terminal may be marked with a plus sign or a letter such as "P" or "C+". Make sure the wire is securely connected to the terminal.
5. Connect the other wire to the negative terminal of the capacitor. The negative terminal may be marked with a minus sign or a letter such as "N" or "C-". Again, make sure the wire is securely connected.
6. Once both wires are connected to the capacitor, you can secure the capacitor in place if necessary.
7. Finally, reconnect the power to the tool and test it to make sure it's working properly.

It's important to note that if you're not familiar with electrical wiring or are unsure about any step in this process, it's best to consult a professional electrician or technician to help you with the reconnection of the capacitor.