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WHAT PART(S) FAILS MOST OFTEN?
Though it is intended to last the life of the system, the part we replace most often is the capacitor. The capacitor is a device about the size of a baseball (but a different shape) that stores up energy and provide a surge of power to your air conditioner when the thermostat sends a signal that your air conditioner needs to start up. Most often due to the extreme temperatures in California, the dielectric grease will dry up and cause failure.
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