Originally posted by 347Mike
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Not sure how much they costed but it looked easy to change. He just unscrewed two screws on the outside unit that released one of the panels and the capacitor was inside there. It was silver and looked kind of like an old style coil on a car. I think it had 4 wires that plug into it on the top. He knew it was bad because the top was puffed up and he said it should be flat. He also said they have changed more capacitors this year than he has done in 30 years of doing A/C work.
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