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Date created: 2010-02-01 Name: T. Thompson
Years owned: 1

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Review:
"Owner"
Replaced 20 y/o Amana heat pumps with Trane 20I 4 ton and a 3.5 ton and matching air handlers with clean effects. 3.5 ton unit works great and controls the sleeping area. The 4 ton unit has had many service calls where boards were replaced. Also had to have the refrigerant balance couple of times. Latley with the colder temps the unit has not been heating efficiently. In the morning, the unit runs for 2-4 hours at high speed with little to no change in the indoor temp. Dealer says they can find nothing wrong and say it is b/c it is cold out. They make adjustments and reprogram the tstat. Only way to get unit not to run at high speed was to drop tstat from 68 to 66. This worked fine for 3 weeks but now it is running at high speed and for hours at a time in the morning. The outside temp is 42. This morning it ran for 4 hours and ended up heating the l/r to 68 before shutting off for 5 min then on again for 20 more min. Both units were installed 5 months ago. Verdict is out on whether this unit is really saving any money as was told it would cut my heating and cooling bill in half. Seems hard to believe when it runs for hours at a time.

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Date created: 2010-01-31 Name: B. Boland
Years owned: 16

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Review:
"Mr."
I had an xl-14 installed in 1994. Less then 10 years, air handler coil replaced $1100. Later, defrost card replaced. 1/2010, the outside coil leaks. Trane wants $8k to buy. Now, I need a new system. All the units in my area are no name brands and have outlasted Trane. Also, contractor said Trane coils are not copper any more and the salt air affects the (alum) coils they use. So do not use Trane.

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Date created: 2010-01-21 Name: C. Smythe
Years owned: 3

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"Chuck S."
Replaced a working less efficient system with a Trane XL15i. Three years later, the coils are leaking and replaced for $500 free parts under warranty. After start-up, the reversing valve is leaking. I'm looking at an additional $500 for another warrantied part to be installed. As with everyone else... NO Trane support. Local Rep does not even fake it like he cares. There is no phone # to talk to a human and the guy that answers my pissed-off emails offers only canned answers that don't pertain to my problem. If you are considering a Trane system, I would suggest you smash your thumb real hard with a hammer and buy something else... It will save you hours of pain later.

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Date created: 2010-01-16 Name: P. Brown

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Review:
"not happy"
Let me tell you, they just do not make them like they used to. I had no trouble with my old Trane at all for 20 years. The compressor finally went out so I decided to buy another one. I have only had it for 5 months and this is the worst machine I have ever had. I am so displeased with it because it is so loud when it starts up. We spend a lot of time outside and I am truly disappointed with it. We have rain and very cold weather and the unit literally had ice covering it.

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Date created: 2010-01-15 Name: D. W.
Years owned: 14

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"Sold on Trane"
I had a Trane unit installed in my house after a home addition 14 years ago. We had to upsize the unit because of the extra sq. footage. I have never had to do anything to this unit other than cleanings. If someone asked me, I would not hesitate to recommend this brand.

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Date created: 2010-01-13 Name: Andy
Location: Tampa, FL
Years owned: 1

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"XR14 1.5 ton, Works so far"
This is the smaller unit on a 3000 sq. ft. home. The cooling is good, really like the variable speed air handler for keeping humidity down, big concern in Tampa, Fl. The condenser is very quiet and seems to be of high quality. Now for the heating; not so good, in fact if it gets below 50 degrees outside, heating is all but gone. Have to use heat strips. Luckily that's not a big deal here, but compared to other heat pumps I've had, this one is really weak. Had an Amana that heated like an oil furnace even below 30 degrees. Time will tell if this Trane ends up being as much trouble as others have had.

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Date created: 2010-01-09 Name: Chuck Quest
Years owned: 6

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"twr036 lemons"
I purchased a Trane twr036 Heat Pump and a Variable Speed Air Handler with a Clean Effects Air Cleaner. I have been through a compressor, a txz metering device, cell replacement on air cleaner all under warranty in the first five years. Right after the warranty expired, the second compressor failed and it is going to cost me 2300 bucks to repair. I asked the tech. who was here about the compressor about the air cleaner, and she said that they were a piece of junk that the factory hyped up as the best thing in the world with a huge sales campaign. That unless kept extremely clean, they had as much restriction as putting another coil in the furnace and the failure rate would be even higher if homeowners realized most had stopped working the first time they were washed. She said her company just wanted to sell new equipment and the sales staff was now larger than the service dept. The day after the tech. left, I was contacted by a sales woman who wanted to know if I was aware of how a new system would save me 100s of dollars a year and would I be interested in having a sales person stop in to talk to me. Sigh..

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Date created: 2010-01-07 Name: G. Pritchard
Years owned: 5

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Review:
"trane no good"
I have an XL14i system. It worked great for the first year. Have it checked twice a year. May 2009, it would not go to cool, so I called my Trane dealer and he said the variable speed motor module was bad. Of course, Trane would not warranty it and the part would cost $400. So, I worked extra jobs, saved money and went to Trane in Duluth, Ga and paid $100 less. Had module installed and it was bad! The factory had never programmed it! Thanks Mexican labor! So, I took off work and went and got another one, this was after my service man called a Trane rep and he said it was bad. So, he installed the second one and it worked fine until November 09 and system will not go to heat and doing same thing as before. When will American companies realize cheap labor does not equal satisfied customers. But then, it is all about profit. Isn't that why USA is in the biggest recession? No jobs because companies have moved to China, India, Mexico, etc. to make more money!

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Date created: 2010-01-07 Name: Patrick Gilliam
Years owned: 3

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"dont get trane"
Me and my wife built a house back in 2006. We bought 2 Trane heat pumps for our 4200 sq ft house. In 2007, during the summertime, we had to put our AC units on 67 just to keep it cool. Both of our units were running all day long. Me and my wife got our power bill and it was $500 dollars. Me and wife switched heat pumps in 2008. We went with American Standard and know we can set our AC units at 75 in the summer. Please don't get Trane. It's not worth it.

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Date created: 2010-01-06 Name: Olga V.
Years owned: 1

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"Heat Pump XL15i failed next day after installation"
The Heat Pump XL15i failed the next day after installation at the end of February 2009. And since that time, the heat pump has not performed well even during two consecutive months. The System stuck with the status “Heat On” and hangs and of course, no warm air was coming out of my vents until I reset it manually (set to emergency heat and switch back to heat). The service company has replaced thermostat, defrost board and other components but the problem is still there.

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