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You need to be sure they are "motor run" types that are designed to have
continuos 60Hz AC across them 24 hours a day.  The cheaper motor run types
only are on for a few seconds while the motor spins up then the voltage is
removed from them.  Internally, the motor run types are built better with
oil/poly construction.  The motor run types often have paper in oil as a
dielectric and they will get hot fairly fast.

I would check before plugging them in.  When you look at them, it is
obvious having one explode would be a "bad" thing...

Cheers,

	Terry 

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