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Location: Caledon
Years owned: 5
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"Frequent Trane Furnace Problems"
My warranty expired from Direct Energy this month, exactly 30 days after. I had service people out here at least once a year for the last 5 years, usually to clean the flame sensor that carbons up. A few times to reconnect the aluminum to copper wire. Last furnace I had lasted decades with no problem. When I called them, my warranty was up and they wanted to sell me a warranty plan after a few hundred dollar visit and 10 a month, or 100 service call and 54 labour to fix. Did they make these lemmons so they could see money? I do not nopt know what recourse I have but the reason they changed this 5 years ago was because the water tank leaked and blew the furnace, they changed the tank next day and said nothing about why it broke.
Location: Rochester,mn
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"BW mechanical"
I have been installing Trane for over 15 years, the furnace is by far the easiest furnace on the market to get parts for and every problem I run into is usually an install issue. It just goes to show how important the install is. You pay a little more for the product but side by side comparison shows the Trane is 20 pounds heavier due to better made materials. And if you want btu,s in a box buy some junk like goodman, duccane, or Lemnox. Remember you are just another job to some contractors. Find a contractor who stands behind there work and you will find a Trane dealer.
Location: Akron, Ohio
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"Outstanding"
Boughts an XC95m Furnance, CleanEffect filter and xr15 a/C. Replaced Carrier units that lasted on 8 years. Th ekey is finding a reputable installer...the completed a thurough analysyss and found the return ducts to small for the sized units I have, explained that it creates issues when the furnance can't draw the required air. One of the reasons why the old furnance lasted only 8 years. 8 months into the new equipmenyt and everything ruins greate, seeing an 30% drop in electricy usages and Gas is down about 20%. While Trane is expensive its a purchase I would make again. Can't emphasize enough to make sure you find the right installer.
Location: South Dakota
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"Not Energy Efficient"
We had our Trane installed brand new about five years ago. We have had nothing but problems with the unit. It constantly runs and blows almost cool air instead of warm. It is far from energy efficient-our electric and propane bill has been considerably higher since it was installed too. Parts are expensive and servicers are hard to find.
Location: Puyallup, Wa.
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"Best comfort ever"
The service received from our Trane dealer, was nothing but the best and most professional in all regards. We truly appreciate the personal contacts, the patience with our decisions, and the professional and caring manner with which they handled our furnace and venting needs. Our appreciation for the Product and company has been shared with many of our friends, and I trust that they will call should any of them have a need for your services.
Location: Flagstaff arizona
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"Trans xe90 EXTREMELY DANGEROUS MALFUNCTION"
Trane gas furnace on auto programmable thermostat, ignited during the night while our family was asleep BUT blower did not run. Safety cut off malfunctioned and furnace continued to burn without airflow or ventilation. Fortunately a family member awoke to find house filling with smoke, carbon monoxide etc. Ducts in walls and ceiling were melting but house had not yet ignited. EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
Location: Bville, Pa
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"Its hard to get one goin to"
Ive been a service tech. in the h.v.a.c industry since 2005. I work for a company that is a carrier and payne dealer. A couple years ago we also started installing the Trane XB 90 furnace. BIG MISTAKE!!! We'd take them out the box install them, and a handfull of them wouldn't even run. Well our company ended up discovering the pipe that connects the Primary heat exchanger to the secondary wasn't sealed properly from the factory causing the furnace not to work. I've worked on every brand. Go with a Carrier you can't beat the warranty, 10yrs parts 5yrs labor or 10yrs labor for a couple extra bucks. Alot of people don't understand that the quality of your furnace also depends on the installation and being properly sized for your house and what your duct work can handle. Carriers Infinity system is the way to go. You pay for what u get. Trust me..
Location: Alberta
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"Works great"
So far we've had no issues with our xv95 Trane furnace, It's been well over a year now and not one issue. I don't know a thing about furnaces or installing them but I imagine there's some merit to having a good installer who knows what there doing and takes pride in there work. Good luck all.
Location: Florence, Alabama
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"I would never buy another Trane"
I bought a trane heat pump 10 years ago. Every part on it has been replaced execpt the cover. I just had the third fan motor put in. It constantly leaks freon. I guess ,I alone am responible for global warming. It still has warranty thank goodness. But what happens when the warranty runs out in 6 months. 4-6000 dollars to replace a unit 10 years old. Bad product will never by another Trane in my life time.
Location: ontario , canada
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"xc95m"
I plan to replace my 1 year old York single -stage with a Trane xc95 this Spring. Now I am really confused about the Trane from what I read here. My York will only run on the third speed or it overheats . The air noise it causes is too much for us to toletrate so we plan to buy a Trane XC95m which I understand is much quieter and more efficient too. Am I wrong ? I will welcome your feedback. Thanks.
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