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Date created: 2011-02-25 Name: t

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Review:
"Awesome"
Awesome quality

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Date created: 2011-02-13 Name: C. Stowe
Location: Houston, TX

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"XL GOOD, BUT DON'T GET TOO BIG"
Got a XL 14 in 2009, which works well and is quiet. But don't get the unit too big. Replaced a 4 ton with a 5 ton unit for first floor of our two story home in Houston. It gets hot here, but this unit is too big. The house is too humid, and the high air velocity intrusive. If you have an up and downstairs unit, go with the 4 ton for the first floor. 5 tons are fine for a one story home as you have the additional heat from the attic.

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Date created: 2011-01-14 Name: j. erhardt
Location: phoenix

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"suppervisior"
Cannot rate Lennox yet, Had a Trane for 30 years and finally it bit the az dirt, in process of getting new one but after reading oaa the dissatisfied people with Lennox guess I will be getting a Trane,this unit never gave me one bit of trouble, and Had it since the house was built in 1976,Trane was very good to me,,

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Date created: 2011-01-05 Name: J.W.
Location: FT. LAUDERDALE, FL

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"22 YEARS & STILL COOLING!"
Xl 1200 installed in 1988. one of 3 trane units installed at the same time. if it wasn't for the tax credit on a new unit I would be keeping it as it still cools. anyone want to pick up a used unit for parts, copper or use email me asap.

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Date created: 2010-12-08 Name: K.W. Tait
Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"Can't Stop a Trane"
Purchased a Trane A/C unit used back in 1980. Paid $300 for it, the tubing and the coil. After the installer returned the next day to install a filter drier it worked great for 30 years. This past summer it developed a small leak. I've never had a previous service call. I'm looking to upgrade with a high efficiency furnace and air conditioner. After reading lots of the reviews on all the different makes I'm afraid to take out my old Trane.

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Date created: 2010-12-06 Name: Mike D
Location: Arizona

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Review:
"DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE YOU BUY!"
The biggest complaints I see all go back to one main problem: YOU DIDN'T DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE YOU BOUGHT! 1) Don't just read reviews - get the facts on what the system can and cannot do. That comes from the manufacturer. 2) Pick the right contractor. Most states have a Registry for Licensed Contractors. Check their records for complaints. Interview them carefully. You need this person to install it right. A high percentage of complaints are NOT because of "a junk piece of equipment" BUT are attributed to poor install! 3) Learn about what you are buying. Get a basic education in how and why they work. You don't need to run out and get a HVAC Refrigerant Handlers certification. You do NEED to know about the system in general. 4) Have the contractor do a flow study to make sure you have the correct duct and intake size. Proper sizing of the package is what save money. The biggest $$$ occurs when the system initially starts its cycle. Over-cycling is where you lose money! 5) Use the correct filters!! Improper filters (which only only run about $8-$10) can cause a variable speed system to blow up. The term is "volumetric efficiency". If it can't breathe in ... it can't put out. When I read a complaint I can usually see where the person made the mistake. The paid big bucks for repairs = you didn't buy the extended warranty. If the extended warranty wasn't available = you're buying "contractor grade" that doesn't qualify for it. They won't stand behind it = you chose the wrong contractor. I've only had 1 problem with my last Trane. It occurred about 9 years into the life. Repairs were covered 100%. Was I inconvenienced? Yep - It was 110 degrees and I was without AC for about 8 hours. Would I recommend a Trane? - Yep. Getting ready to install another within the month. Just remember - its your money - spend it wisely!

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Date created: 2010-12-06 Name: Deepak gaurav
Location: Panjim GOA

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Review:
"TRANE climate changer air handler model DWAA 1109HA5 A SPARE PARTS DETAIL"
TRANE climate changer air handler model DWAA 1109HA5 A SPARE PARTS DETAIL

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Date created: 2010-12-06 Name: Deepak gaurav
Location: Panjim GOA

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"TRANE climate changer air handler model DWAA 1109HA5 A SPARE PARTS DETAIL"
Wanted an MODEL- DWAA 1109HA5 A SPARE PARTS DETAIL ( Quantum Climate Changer Air Handler )

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Date created: 2010-11-30 Name: J Smith
Location: Tyler, Tx

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"Dissatisfied"
It is indeed hard to stop a trane, because it is harder to get it started. Ix1200 is a piece of junk. Has 3rd compressor, heater motor, heater control board, and all double the parts price of the competitors.

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Date created: 2010-11-30 Name: l. wolby
Location: la puente,

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"heat pump"
The heating/ air conditioning system is very good. It is quiet ,so you can leave it on while you are sleeping and not be disturbed when it turns on & off. It provides a comfortable environment all the time. My only complaint is that the company that installed the unit, and service it, does not seem to be trained by TRANE -- i think that it is analogous to having excellent food but a lousy cook.

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