flourescent shop light

I have a cheap ft.shop light with a couple of bad capacitor's
it has 2 transformers and two capacitors one on each end of the fixture . My question is what is the rating of the caps for a double 25 watt fixture???

 

I've never seen capacitors used on florescent lights...not to say that there aren't. Can you see any numbers or text on the existing parts that might give you a clue. Capacitors are rated in Farads and sometimes you can see a number like 104K (which would convert to 10 and 4 more zero's or 10000 or 100 microfarads). Or sometimes there will be a number like 100 followed by a cursive "U" and than a f (uf) ....100uf standing for microfarad so in this example also 100 microfarad. Or sometimes a number followed by an F...like 10F...standing for 10 Farad.
I have seen cutoff parts in florescent. They look kind of like caps but usually have a reset button on them.
I guess I would start by analyzing any info that could be found on the part and then post back with that and the manufacturer and model # or any info about what you have and your odds of getting help might inprove from there.

 

The parts you may be looking at could be starters for the lamps they were common a few years ago and do look something like a round capasitor. They more or lest kick start the lamps. the rates and code numbers should be on the side of them.