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Turbo Capacitor and Mini Capacitor Replacement in Peoria — July 2025

CompletedJuly 31, 2025
TechnicianMike
Service AreaPeoria
Equipment AgeHeat pump: about 14 years old, Air handler: about 14 years old
Visit Invoice Total$990.00
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Reported by the Homeowner
System not blowing cold air.
Peoria homeowner · July 31, 2025
The Report

What the homeowner told us

System not blowing cold air.

Findings & Work Performed

What Mike documented during the visit

I replaced the failing run capacitors and completed a full maintenance service, including cleaning the condenser coil and tightening electrical connections. I also checked refrigerant levels and cleared the drain line.

The Verification

Verification performed

I restarted the system and confirmed proper start-up with amp draw and capacitance back within spec. I verified good airflow and a normal temperature split before leaving.

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How this repair fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This repair is one example of the AC Repair & Maintenance work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Peoria, AZ. You can browse every case study we have published for this type of work in the Turbo Capacitor and Mini Capacitor Replacement case studies archive. Homeowners who join our Comfort Club maintenance membership get every eligible repair backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee. For larger repairs and replacements, financing options are available for qualifying projects.

— Parts & Work Performed

Exactly what was installed

ItemDescriptionQtyPrice
TRIP-100 Trip Charge for AZ Perfect Comfort to travel to customer homeCharge is waived with paid repair during normal business hours. 1 $49.98
DIS-Diamond-110 Charge is waived with any performed and paid repair or service.Monday through Friday 7am to 5pm. 1 $-49.98
DMD-1-SYSTEM Diamond Tier 1 System Perfect Comfort Club MembershipTwo Maintenance Visits Per Year.26 Point Check Up20% Repair discount.No Overtime charges.Priority ServiceAND50% off service call feeEvaporator coil 1 $330.00
CAPTURBO200 Replace Turbo Single Run Capacitor 200 (2.5-67.5 mfd. 5 Year Warranty) 1 $351.00
CAPTURBOMini Replace Turbo Mini Single Run Capacitor 5 Year Warranty) 1 $309.00
Visit Credit Maintenance Visit Credit 1 $-165.00
DMD-1-SYS-MC Diamond Level - Single system maintenance 1 $165.00
Total: $990.00
— Photo Documentation

41 photos from this repair

Every step of this repair was documented on-site by Mike.

Clamp meter shows 16.12 A on the clamped conductor with test leads connected, during air conditioning repair work.
Clamp meter shows 16.12 A on the clamped conductor with test leads connected, during air conditioning repair work.
Handheld digital thermometer shows 65.8 °F on the probe during an HVAC service measurement.
Handheld digital thermometer shows 65.8 °F on the probe during an HVAC service measurement.
Indoor air handler base shows heavy rust and corrosion around the drain area with multiple control wires routed along the panel.
Indoor air handler base shows heavy rust and corrosion around the drain area with multiple control wires routed along the panel.
Old cylindrical motor capacitor mounted with a metal strap, showing rust on terminals and printed rating of 7.5 μF.
Old cylindrical motor capacitor mounted with a metal strap, showing rust on terminals and printed rating of 7.5 μF.
Digital thermometer with probe shows 106.3 °F during an HVAC temperature check.
Digital thermometer with probe shows 106.3 °F during an HVAC temperature check.
Clamp meter displays 10.87 A with the jaw clamped on a conductor during HVAC diagnostic testing.
Clamp meter displays 10.87 A with the jaw clamped on a conductor during HVAC diagnostic testing.
Outdoor air conditioning condenser unit on a concrete pad beside a house, with electrical disconnect and refrigerant lines visible.
Outdoor air conditioning condenser unit on a concrete pad beside a house, with electrical disconnect and refrigerant lines visible.
Digital thermometer shows 95.5 °F with the probe inserted, documenting an HVAC temperature measurement during service.
Digital thermometer shows 95.5 °F with the probe inserted, documenting an HVAC temperature measurement during service.
Indoor evaporator coil and condensate drain area with technician clearing water using a plastic container beneath rusted components.
Indoor evaporator coil and condensate drain area with technician clearing water using a plastic container beneath rusted components.
Open air handler cabinet showing blower housing, wiring with wire nuts, and corroded metal surfaces inside the unit.
Open air handler cabinet showing blower housing, wiring with wire nuts, and corroded metal surfaces inside the unit.
Clamp meter shows 11.22 A on a single conductor near the outdoor unit during air conditioning repair.
Clamp meter shows 11.22 A on a single conductor near the outdoor unit during air conditioning repair.
Indoor evaporator coil and copper refrigerant tubing with surface rust visible, next to a red service access handle inside the air handler.
Indoor evaporator coil and copper refrigerant tubing with surface rust visible, next to a red service access handle inside the air handler.
Clamp meter display shows 0.77 A with test leads connected at the HVAC unit wiring compartment.
Clamp meter display shows 0.77 A with test leads connected at the HVAC unit wiring compartment.
Handheld multimeter measures capacitance across a capacitor, displaying 2.1 μF on the screen with probes connected.
Handheld multimeter measures capacitance across a capacitor, displaying 2.1 μF on the screen with probes connected.
Digital manifold app display shows 153.5 psig suction, 441.9 psig liquid, with superheat 7.2°F and subcooling 12.8°F on R-410A.
Digital manifold app display shows 153.5 psig suction, 441.9 psig liquid, with superheat 7.2°F and subcooling 12.8°F on R-410A.
Outdoor condenser next to a wall with exposed low-voltage wiring and a weatherproof disconnect box above the conduit.
Outdoor condenser next to a wall with exposed low-voltage wiring and a weatherproof disconnect box above the conduit.
Return air filter pulled from the air handler, 20 x 20 x 1 size, showing visible dust accumulation across the media.
Return air filter pulled from the air handler, 20 x 20 x 1 size, showing visible dust accumulation across the media.
Technician holds a dual-run capacitor with clear terminals and printed rating label showing 45+5 μF, 440VAC.
Technician holds a dual-run capacitor with clear terminals and printed rating label showing 45+5 μF, 440VAC.
Open condenser control compartment shows exposed wiring, contactor, and dual-run capacitors mounted in the electrical bay.
Open condenser control compartment shows exposed wiring, contactor, and dual-run capacitors mounted in the electrical bay.
Air handler cabinet open, showing evaporator coil with corrosion, rusted drain pan, and connected refrigerant lines and wiring.
Air handler cabinet open, showing evaporator coil with corrosion, rusted drain pan, and connected refrigerant lines and wiring.
Thermostat display shows system off and room temperature at 81 °F on the wall.
Thermostat display shows system off and room temperature at 81 °F on the wall.
Digital thermometer displays 65.8 °F on its probe while measuring temperature during the air conditioning repair.
Digital thermometer displays 65.8 °F on its probe while measuring temperature during the air conditioning repair.
Contactor with connected wiring inside an outdoor condenser compartment, adjacent to a cylindrical capacitor, showing dust buildup on components.
Contactor with connected wiring inside an outdoor condenser compartment, adjacent to a cylindrical capacitor, showing dust buildup on components.
Indoor air handler closet with louvered return grilles and surrounding trim, showing access door closed and adjacent hallway flooring.
Indoor air handler closet with louvered return grilles and surrounding trim, showing access door closed and adjacent hallway flooring.
Rust-stained metal surface beneath HVAC cabinet with multiple electrical cables routed along the corroded ledge.
Rust-stained metal surface beneath HVAC cabinet with multiple electrical cables routed along the corroded ledge.
Outdoor condenser control compartment open, showing wiring, contactor, and newly installed run capacitors with connected terminals and leads.
Outdoor condenser control compartment open, showing wiring, contactor, and newly installed run capacitors with connected terminals and leads.
Clamp meter measures 30.9 µF on the yellow terminal of a dual-run capacitor with test leads connected.
Clamp meter measures 30.9 µF on the yellow terminal of a dual-run capacitor with test leads connected.
Technician sprays water to clean debris from the outdoor condenser coil and fan housing on a concrete pad.
Technician sprays water to clean debris from the outdoor condenser coil and fan housing on a concrete pad.
Evaporator coil and surrounding housing are visible, with a nearby pump sprayer wand positioned in the service area.
Evaporator coil and surrounding housing are visible, with a nearby pump sprayer wand positioned in the service area.
Evaporator coil assembly inside the air handler, showing dusty fins and rust along the bottom edge of the frame.
Evaporator coil assembly inside the air handler, showing dusty fins and rust along the bottom edge of the frame.
Clamp meter measures 69.4 μF on a dual-run capacitor with test leads connected to the terminals.
Clamp meter measures 69.4 μF on a dual-run capacitor with test leads connected to the terminals.
Indoor blower wheel and motor housing with visible rust and corrosion around the mounting opening and cabinet surface.
Indoor blower wheel and motor housing with visible rust and corrosion around the mounting opening and cabinet surface.
Close-up of an HVAC evaporator coil surface with aluminum fins, showing accumulated dust and debris between the fin channels.
Close-up of an HVAC evaporator coil surface with aluminum fins, showing accumulated dust and debris between the fin channels.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat displays system off and indoor temperature reading of 81°F on a blue backlit screen.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat displays system off and indoor temperature reading of 81°F on a blue backlit screen.
Evaporator coil close-up inside the air handler, showing clean fins with minor rust along the bottom edge.
Evaporator coil close-up inside the air handler, showing clean fins with minor rust along the bottom edge.
Digital multimeter set to capacitance shows 5.99 μF while measuring a capacitor with red and black leads connected.
Digital multimeter set to capacitance shows 5.99 μF while measuring a capacitor with red and black leads connected.
Clamp meter set to AC amps shows 0.000 A while testing alongside a dual-run capacitor with attached wires.
Clamp meter set to AC amps shows 0.000 A while testing alongside a dual-run capacitor with attached wires.
Old 25 μF run capacitor mounted on equipment housing, showing rust on bracket and terminals with printed specifications visible.
Old 25 μF run capacitor mounted on equipment housing, showing rust on bracket and terminals with printed specifications visible.
Handheld multimeter shows 5.99 V on the display while connected with red and black test leads.
Handheld multimeter shows 5.99 V on the display while connected with red and black test leads.
New cylindrical capacitor installed inside the air handler compartment, showing clean wiring and printed rating label on the casing.
New cylindrical capacitor installed inside the air handler compartment, showing clean wiring and printed rating label on the casing.
Digital thermometer displays 95.5 °F with the metal probe inserted, used to measure temperature during air conditioning diagnostics.
Digital thermometer displays 95.5 °F with the metal probe inserted, used to measure temperature during air conditioning diagnostics.
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Questions about this repair

What was the problem with the AC system in this Peoria repair?

The homeowner in Peoria reported performance issues, and the technician found failed turbo and mini capacitors. He replaced both capacitors and completed routine maintenance to restore proper operation.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort service Peoria?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort services Peoria and the greater Phoenix Metro area, including same-day repairs like this one. Call (602) 613-3489 to schedule.

Are these AC repairs guaranteed?

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