How Do You Troubleshoot A Trane HVAC Unit?
Trane Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems are made up of two principal mechanical parts–the condenser, which is placed outside and the furnace, including a blower, which is placed inside. The blower forces air through a system of ducts and is returned to the furnace unit via return air grilles. Temperature is regulated with a thermostat, which measures the ambient temperature, and switches the HVAC system on and off to maintain your selected level. Troubleshooting is easy. Check whether the system is cooling properly. Run the Trane HVAC with the thermostat set to a cooler level than the ambient temperature. Verify cold air is coming out of the vents. If the air is warm, turn the air conditioner off for one to three hours to reset the thermostat. Double-check to ensure the thermostat is switched to “Cool” if you want cooling to take place or “Heat” if you want heating to occur. If there’s an indicator light, it will illuminate red for heat, and green or blue for co
