Need a 110 capacitor for a sears 919.185430 - Craftsman Air Tools & Compressors

Sounds like more of a circuit/logic board problem than a motor..over the last 10+ years I've delt with a lot of openers that have had surge or lighting damage but never have had a motor go bad.

I don't have the same band saw like yours. To check if the capacitor is bad, start by removing the blade for safety
Turn on the saw and spin the shaft by hand. Move hand away immediately. A good working motor will begin
running as you turn the shaft. If this is the case, you need to replace the capacitor.

With a 110, you do not need a Capacitor

If the wash and spin cycle is not working its probably the brushes need replacing on the motor

you can get a diagram view of parts @ sears parts direct

First, see the Sears parts site for your washer:

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/getModel!retrieve.pd?modelNumber=110.+82427130&pathTaken=partSearch

Look at the section / diagram for the Console and you should see the part you need with the Sears part number and price:

The "Manufacturers Substitute" is a Whirlpool part number and you should be able to find one at a local appliance parts dealer.

If not, you can order one from Sears.

I found a local small motor technician who was able to help with the wiring configuration for the 110/220: I had wanted the motor to run on 110V

Assuming that your Sears submersible pump Model
M4DO2B-01 can pump water at more than 25 feet
elevation. You can run it even without a manual. Just connect your discharge hose up to the point of discharge. Use a 220/110 volts transformer with a rating of at least 3KVA. Connect your 110 volt line to 110 outlet of the transformer and the submersible pump to 220 outlet of the transformer. This 3KVA transformer can handle up to 1HP pump.Send your
e-mail for further assistance.

pull the cover where the wiring goes into the motor, usually there is a wiring diagram on the underside. If not, go to sears online to see if you can get the manual for it