I have this GE/Hotpoint washing machine HTW240ASK6WS that uses a 60uF motor capacitor WH12X27614. The capacitor on GE's website is almost $100, which seems very expensive when I can buy a 60uF AC run capacitor for $10-$15. So I was going to do that, however I noticed the GE capacitor is actually a 60uF capacitor in series with a 60uH inductor, so it seems the GE capacitor isn't just a capacitor, but maybe a tuned circuit since 60uH is way too high to be parasitic inductance. Anyway familiar with this type of motor capacitor? I'd like to figure out if I can use a generic 60uF capacitor to replace the failed GE cap, or if that would be a bad idea. Thanks.