This video covers how to safely troubleshoot and replace the start/run capacitor in a Rheem central air conditioning unit. The safety steps to isolate power, and to discharge the capacitor for safe handling is covered along with how to measure and determine if the capacitor needs to be replaced. The installation of a new capacitor is performed and the unit returned to service.

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