EASY FIX! Central AC / Furnace Not Blowing Air? How to fix blower fan in 1 minute

I'm not a professional, but here's one way you can fix a central air blower fan that's not spinning or blowing cold/hot air (in about one minute)! Order AC/Furnace capacitor on Amazon: amzn.to/3O00jsx (affiliate link)
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Is your Central AC not working? Are any of your central AC pipes frozen? Is the blower fan on your Lennox furnace not working? Do you hear a buzzing or humming noise? Here's how to fix a furnace/AC unit that is not starting by simply replacing the central AC/furnace capacitor. It's easy!
How to replace a central air blower fan capacitor.

[@Hyatt1947]

I bought one 50+5 for 39 today. Still no luck

[@darrylsturgis7389]

Don’t use a tool to short anything. The resulting arc can ruin the anti corrosion coating or chrome finish on the tool. Use a jumper with a load resistor or a short piece of wire. Don’t look at the capacitor while shorting the terminals to discharge it.

[@MegaRealg1]

I’m sorry you are completely wrong first thing you as a homeowner should not be doing your own air-conditioning work and secondly, if the motor is going out even though you can spin it freely with the power off, there’s no charge the fan is charged electrically by 120 V if it’s a gas furnace and if it’s a air handler then it’s 220 V and when you turn power to that unit the motor will be binding because I feel like it’s real hard to turn because the winds inside have shorted out and caused the fan motor to go out changing the capacitor will not guarantee that The Fan will stay running, because if it will go out due to over heating or amps still this usually runs about $600-$1800 depending on what kind of fan motor you have. If it’s a standard motor it’s lesser if it’s a modulating motor which is computerized then you’re looking at the larger number for Repair.