42" Aloha Breeze hugger ceiling fan test (Bad capacitor)

This fan has a bad capacitor due to the fact that it hasn't been turned on since factory testing, which was in 2007.
Capacitors aren't intended to sit around unused for so long, so now my dad has to replace the broken capacitor with a new one.
This fan is going in their bedroom and they don't wanna hear the buzzing.
A bad capacitor also has the chance to pop and release the stinkiest smoke ever, which we don't want happening.
I'll create an update video once this has been repaired.

[@Fluffberymoff]

It also might be loose screws too

[@Alexthefancollector]

I loosened the light globe so you could hear the motor humming more easily.

[@Fluffberymoff]

@@Alexthefancollector k

[@Fluffberymoff]

@@Alexthefancollector I got mad at the person who is being a fake friend

[@Alexthefancollector]

@@Fluffberymoff Please don't release your anger on people. Be nice to everyone, even if they're your enemies.

[@Fluffberymoff]

@@Alexthefancollector ik but I just have such bad ADHD and anger issues but I will stop

[@austinvance9260]

Hey Alex I got a question can you put gear-driven blades on the aloha breeze hugger

[@Alexthefancollector]

If the screw holes match up, then yes, maybe. I'll give it a try
Edit: They're not compatible, I measured it.