Yes, but usually one side of the capacitor will completely go out. Either the fan or compressor will not work. First look at the capacitor. Usually they swell and the cylinder shape becomes rounded on the bottom or top. If you know how to work a meter, disconnect the leads on the capacitor and check for continuity (ohms). Put one lead on the Common and the other or Herm then move it to fan. Look for a rise and fall in ohms. If its bad, continuity will be lost on either side. Depends on what you are trying to repair, fan or compressor.
Bad fan motor or bad capacitor.
The compressor capacitor probably is going bad, or maybe the compressor will need a start capacitor and a potential relay.
1. A bad compressor. 2. A bad condenser fan. 3. Heat. 4. Old age...........
bad motor or capacitor
If its just the compressor that's not starting then it could be bad contactor bad capacitor burnt or broken wire bad compressor lower than normal line voltage If you are not comfortable testing or working with electricity then don't attempt this on your own
If its just the compressor that's not starting then it could be bad contactor bad capacitor burnt or broken wire bad compressor lower than normal line voltage If you are not comfortable testing or working with electricity then don't attempt this on your own
Yes it can. If the fan is not coming on you could have a bad fan motor, a bad capacitor, a loose wire at the contactor, or a loose wire at the capacitor.
Check your outside unit. Is the fan blowing? If not replace outdoor fan motor or the fan capacitor. If the fan is running then the compressor may not be. Usually a quick fix by replacing the capacitor. In most units a dual capacitor that is bad may shut down the fan or compressor. Call a HVAC technician to replace it. This can be very dangerous.
if the compressor dont come on when you turn on the a/c then your compressor could be bad, also there is a relay in the fuse panel for the a/c compressor is it has gone out then that could cause it if your compressor comes on then you might need to recharge your system
A bad fuse would not allow a/c clutch to pull in (turning on compressor) A bad fuse may cause blower fan not to work not allowing a/c to start
The compressor could be bad.
It is possible the air compressor is bad. You will need to replace the air compressor, so the air will work again.