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Trane Air Conditioners


Trane Residential is based out of Tyler, Texas where they produce and assemble many residential Trane air conditioning and other Residential HVAC systems. Trane has dealers nationwide and offer industry standard warranties along with extended warranties available for some products and available for purchase with other systems.


Many Trane residential air conditioners have aluminum spine fin coils and Tranes own manufactured propietary compressor. While other manufacturers use compressors from Copeland, Bristol, or other manufaturers who specialize in making compressors Trane porduces there own compressors.

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Trane Air Conditioners

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 4.2
Efficiency:
 
 5.0
Reliability:
 
 4.0
Quality of Equipment:
 
 4.0
Installation:
 
 3.0
Recommendation:
 
 5.0
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Reviewed by Richard
March 21, 2008

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Trane manufacturers quality air conditioners, heat pumps, and gas furnaces. Trane also produces some of the highest efficient residential equipment in the industry. The additional parts and labor extended warranty (for an additional fee) is a great addition to the purchase of a new Trane system.

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Age of Equipment Less than a month
Was the new installation inspected by the local inspection authorities? Yes
Was new duct work or piping installed with this system? Yes
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Is this review for a new HVAC System or an older HVAC system? New HVAC System
Please provide the specific model number for this brand Trane Air Conditioners
 
 


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Trane Air Conditioner

Overall rating: 
 
 3.2
Efficiency:
 
 3.0
Reliability:
 
 4.0
Quality of Equipment:
 
 3.0
Installation:
 
 3.0
Recommendation:
 
 3.0
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Reviewed by Ronald
April 17, 2008
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

This air conditioner has caused me nothing but problems. Had the service people out here 5 times since it was installed over a year ago to repair various problems but mainly it has a leak and they can't seem to find. The warranty just ran out so I'm stuck with the bills from this lemon.

HVAC Review Basics

Age of Equipment 1 year to 2 years
Was the new installation inspected by the local inspection authorities? No
Was new duct work or piping installed with this system? No, but major repairs made
Are you affiliated with any HVAC manufacturer in any way? No
Is this review for a new HVAC System or an older HVAC system? New HVAC System
Please provide the specific model number for this brand Trane XL 2 ton air conditioner
 

Trane Air Conditioner

Overall rating: 
 
 4.2
Efficiency:
 
 5.0
Reliability:
 
 3.0
Quality of Equipment:
 
 4.0
Installation:
 
 5.0
Recommendation:
 
 4.0
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Reviewed by Randy
March 11, 2008
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

This Trane air conditioner unit runs good. Had a small problem with it about a month after it was installed but the contractor came out right away and fixed it no charge because I got a good warranty with it. It has two stage cooling so it has good energy efficiency which helps the electric bill a lot.

HVAC Review Basics

Age of Equipment 1 month to 6 months old
Was the new installation inspected by the local inspection authorities? Yes
Was new duct work or piping installed with this system? No
Are you affiliated with any HVAC manufacturer in any way? No
Is this review for a new HVAC System or an older HVAC system? New HVAC System
Please provide the specific model number for this brand XL16
 
 
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Trane AC - minor warning
written by Joseph Spenner, June 04, 2008
Last May, my Carrier AC failed. Turns out I needed to replace the AC as well as the furnace. I purchased a Trane XL19i AC unit for outside, and a XV80i furnace for inside. Everything has been working great. However, I recently discovered packrats living in the outdoor unit. To my astonishment, there is a HUGE opening where the cables/tubes connect the unit to the house. My old Carrier didn't have such an obvious design flaw. I suspect any animal smaller than a cat could take residence inside the AC unit. The packrats did some damage, but nothing too severe. Keep in mind that damage due to a packrat would probably not be covered under warranty since no components failed. Instead, you'd be charged and advised to get an exterminator to fix the design flaw.
I promptly patched the hole with some screen and spoke with my local dealer. I was surprised how unconcerned they were with this issue.

If you buy a Trane, patch the giant hole!
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Ripped off $8000 Trane unit constantly breaks down
written by Paul Woodthorpe, August 09, 2008
I bought this unit new in fall 2005. It has completely failed twice and has had one problem after another. Things constantly break down. Each repair is hundreds of dollars.

Advice: buy the most comprehensive warranty you can because the units are crap.
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trane problems
written by steve stribley, August 15, 2009
i bought my trane system seer 12 in 2003. Every summer there seems to be a another reason it goes out, which in texas is never a good time. A next door neighbor has a generic brand longer than 10yrs and ive only seen his repaired once the whole time. Well today the repair man came out showed me where the aluminum connection at the base of the unit has sprung a leak and no freon will stay in it. He said copper in my neighbors unit makes it more durable than the aluminum in my trane. Of course my warranty is out, i paid 3500 dollars for it 6 years ago and its absolutely useless now do to the aluminum in the coils thanks trane.

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