Capacitors are a common problem with HVAC Units and can be the cause of system failures. 

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A capacitor is an electrical component that stores and releases electrical energy to help regulate the power flow in the system. It is responsible for providing the right amount of power and voltage to different parts of the HVAC system for proper operation. Replacing a capacitor in an HVAC system typically involves disconnecting the power to the unit, removing the old capacitor, verifying the correct size and voltage of the new capacitor, and installing the new capacitor. Once installed, the power is reconnected and the system is tested to ensure it’s operating correctly.