Trane Air Conditioner Trane Outdoor Units Heat Pumps Air Conditioners User Manual

Owner's Guide  
Outdoor Units:  
Heat Pumps  
Air Conditioners  
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Proper maintenance (continued)  
Keep your outdoor unit  
looking new for years.  
Call your dealer for additional  
routine maintenance.  
Clean the enamel finish of your outdoor  
unit with soap and water. For stubborn  
grease spots, use a household detergent.  
Do not use lacquer thinner or other  
synthetic solvents as they may damage  
the finish.  
Your outdoor unit should be inspected  
regularly by a properly trained service  
technician.  
For regular dealer maintenance please  
How to operate your system for peak performance  
Setting the temperature.  
Let the thermostat do its job.  
Place the system switch on COOL, and Your system will perform most efficiently  
If heating system is not operational during  
the cold weather months, provisions must  
be taken to prevent freeze-up of all water  
pipes and water receptacles. This is very  
important during times of vacancy.  
the fan switch on AUTO. Then set the  
temperature by using the indicator on the  
thermostat* control.  
when you let the thermostat control it.  
Turning the system on and off manually  
is usually much less efficient. So let the  
thermostat do its job.  
Now your system will cool your house  
whenever the indoor temperature We recommend keeping the temperature  
climbs above the thermostat setting. setting at 78°F for cooling, 68°F for  
It will shut off when the desired room heating. However, you can select the  
When removing this moisture your system  
must work harder than when simply  
cooling the air.  
temperature is reached.  
temperature that meets your comfort level.  
Thats why kitchens, bathrooms and  
utility rooms should have vents and  
exhaust fans. These devices help prevent  
accumulation of moisture throughout the  
rest of the house so your outdoor unit  
works less to keep you comfortable.  
In winter, it works the same way. When the  
The point is, once you’ve set the  
system switch is on HEAT, the system will thermostat, keep subsequent adjustments  
operate whenever the room temperature to a minimum.  
falls below the temperature setting. Once  
When you’re going to be away from  
the desired temperature is reached, the  
home for a few days, or when outdoor  
system will shut off.  
temperatures are moderate, don’t let the  
Many homeowners have found that  
operating their system in continuous fan  
mode (thermostat in the “on” position)  
offers benefits such as elimination of hot  
and cold spots in the home and constant  
air filtration. However, continuous fan  
mode during cooling operation may not  
be appropriate in humid climates. If the  
indoor air exceeds 60% relative humidity  
or simply feels uncomfortably humid, it is  
recommended that the fan only be used  
in the AUTO mode.  
outdoor unit run unnecessarily. Lower  
the thermostat to 55°F in the winter.  
And raise it to 85°F in summer. Then  
when you return, or when temperature  
conditions dictate, you can reset the  
system and it will resume making your  
home comfortable again.  
Save energy with a  
programmable thermostat.*  
Program the thermostat for the  
temperatures that meet your comfort  
level. The Trane programmable thermostat  
has up to four setup or setback periods  
each day, plus weekend and vacation  
programs.  
How to help reduce summer humidity.  
In summer, your outdoor unit does more  
than cool the air — it helps remove the  
excess moisture that can make the inside  
of your home feel muggy.  
* Accessory, purchased separately. Carefully read the  
accompanying thermostat manual for complete  
operating instructions.  
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The Problem Solver  
Before you call for service, check the following:  
Reduce the burden of  
unexpected repair bills with  
a Trane Extended Warranty.  
Problem  
Possible cause  
Remedy  
Insufficient heating a. dirty filters  
or cooling b. air not circulating freely  
c. blocked outdoor coil  
a. clean or replace  
b. check supply registers and return  
grills for blockage  
Trane offers the finest quality products  
and manufacturers warranties on the  
market. But, like all good things, the  
Trane-provided limited warranty on your  
new comfort equipment will come to an  
end. To keep you protected, Trane offers  
the Extended Warranty Program. It picks  
up right where your Trane limited warranty  
leaves off. And, it offers years and years of  
reliable protection at a low cost. Ask your  
dealer for program details.  
c. clear away leaves or other debris  
Failure to operate a. power off  
b. open circuit breaker or  
a. make sure main switch is in  
ON position  
b. reset circuit breaker, or replace  
burned‑out fuses  
burned‑out fuses  
c. improperly adjusted  
thermostat  
c. check setting, adjust thermostat  
Blue auxiliary heat When outdoor temperature falls,  
light on  
Monitor light. If it stays on continuously  
when above 30°F, or if it comes on  
when 50°F outdoors, call for service.  
intermittent lighting is normal.  
No heating or  
cooling – Blower  
does not operate  
Blower door removed or ajar  
Close door securely to restore power  
to blower  
Unusual noise  
Call your local servicer  
Extra Energy Tips  
Insulation  
Cooling  
5. Install storm doors at all entrances  
to your house.  
1. Make sure your home is properly  
insulated. This is the single most  
important step in conserving  
energy. Thermal insulation should  
be specified in terms of thermal  
resistance (R-values). R-30 (10")  
is recommended for ceilings,  
R-11 (3-1/2") for exterior walls  
and floors over unheated areas. In  
colder climates, consider additional  
insulation.  
13. Set the thermostat as high as  
comfort will permit.  
6. Keep all windows and doors closed.  
14. Make sure attics are adequately  
ventilated to relieve heat buildup.  
If necessary, improve airflow by  
adding or enlarging vents.  
7. Remember that by increasing the  
glass area, you increase the amount  
of heat added in summer and lost in  
winter.  
15. When building a new house or  
renovating an old one, choose  
light-colored roof shingles to reflect  
more of the suns heat.  
8. Make sure fireplaces have  
tight-fitting dampers which can be  
closed when the fireplace is not in  
use.  
2. Infiltration of humid outside air is  
your heating and cooling systems  
worst enemy — it could account for  
15 to 30% of air conditioning energy  
requirements. Find the places where  
air can sneak into the home and  
plug them with caulking, weather-  
stripping or plastic. Also, weather-  
strip and caulk around all entrance  
doors and windows.  
16. During moderate weather, don’t use  
the system unnecessarily.  
9. Invest in a humidifier to conserve  
energy in winter. The air in your  
home won’t be as dry, so you stay  
comfortable at a lower temperature  
setting.  
17. Draw blinds or drapes to block the  
sunlight during the hottest part of  
the day.  
18. Install awnings over windows  
exposed to direct sunlight.  
Heating  
10. Locate the thermostat on an inside  
wall away from windows and doors.  
19. In the cooling season, don’t run  
kitchen and bath exhaust fans  
longer than necessary.  
3. Cut heat transfer through your  
windows by 40 to 50% with  
double glazing (two panes of glass  
separated by a sealed air space) and  
low-e glass.  
11. Set the thermostat as low as comfort  
permits. Each degree over 68°F can  
add 3% to the amount of energy  
needed for heating.  
20. Don’t place lamps, TV sets or other  
heat producing devices beneath a  
wall-mounted thermostat. Rising  
heat from the equipment may cause  
the system to over-cool your house.  
12. People generate heat. So lower the  
thermostat a degree or two when  
expecting a large group of guests.  
4. Use wood- or metal-frame storm  
windows even if single-glazed  
windows are high quality. The extra  
layer of glass and the layer of still air  
will cut heat transfer considerably.  
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Limited Warranty Information  
Important Product Information  
Thank you for purchasing Trane home comfort products. Registering your products helps us provide you with one of the strongest  
manufacturer limited warranties available. Product registration can be completed either online at Trane.com or by calling  
800‑554‑6413. You will need the serial number, model number, and installation date for each product being registered. Your dealer  
may have included these on your invoice or can provide a list for you to use. Please take a few moments to record the following  
information to ensure your product registration process is quick and easy:  
Outdoor Unit Serial Number _______________________________________________________________________________________  
Outdoor Unit Model Number ______________________________________________________________________________________  
Thermostat Model Number ________________________________________________________________________________________  
Date of Installation _______________________________________________________________________________________________  
Dealer __________________________________________________________________________________________________________  
Service Information  
Call your installing dealer if the unit is inoperative. Before you call, always check the following to be sure service is required:  
a. Be sure the main switch that supplies power to the unit is in the ON position.  
b. Replace any burned‑out fuses or reset circuit breakers.  
c. Be sure the thermostat is properly set.  
Service Phone ___________________________________________________________________________________________________  
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