Hi there
I think you're mixing some terms here. Capacitance relates to capacitors and specifies the amount of charge a capacitor can hold. Ohms relates to resistors. I am not familiar with bridge rectifiers being specified with either, unless the PCB you mention is a combination of a bridge rectifier and some other components. Perhaps you can post an image of the PCB for us?

Thank you both! As I am terrible at uploading pics here, I'll decribe it. Two seperate full bridge rectifieres on one green board with a white seam between them. Not meant to be cut easily. I don't have a small dremel cut off wheel. Otherwise, the breaking board may also break the printed circuits.
4 black resistors on the A/C input side each, and the capacitor after to the right. A tan, brownm black and orange zenode diode at the top of each capacitor, and a red LED at each of the D/C output ends.
I'll wire up one to the motor. If it works, it is ok. If it doesn't, I'll wire in the second with it by combining the leads.