1.Age: Over time, the capacitor may wear out or become damaged due to continuous use.
2.Voltage Surges: Voltage surges are sudden spikes in electrical voltage that can damage the capacitor and other electrical components.
3.Overheating: If the capacitor is exposed to high temperatures, it can overheat and fail.
4.Incorrect Installation: If the capacitor is not installed correctly, it can become damaged and fail.
5.Electrical Problems: Electrical problems such as short circuits or loose connections can cause the capacitor to fail.
6.Dirt and Debris: Dirt and debris can accumulate inside the capacitor, causing it to fail.
