Trane YCC Air Conditioner Overview

The Trane YCC is a now-discontinued single-packaged heating and gas/electric cooling system. The manufacturer’s most recent literature for the unit dates to 2003. Offering up to 10 SEER, this model was designed for outdoor installation on the ground or roof, or to be placed in downflow or horizontal configurations. The YCC uses R22 refrigerant.

Available in 1.5- to 5-ton units, this series offers 11 different models varying in size and heating and cooling capacities. Units feature a Climatuff compressor, a baked-on powder paint finish, and corrosion-resistant screws to help maintain durable performance and appearance.

The YCC also is promoted by the manufacturer for its quiet operation, thanks in part to an insulated cabinet intended to dampen operation noise and a two-speed blower motor for swift heating and cooling. Each unit is torture tested by the manufacturer.

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"Heat exchanger rusted out – unsafe"

Somewhat Unsatisfied

This is now about a 15 year unit, but natural gas heat exchanger rusted out. For this area, low heat requirement, premature failure. This is not as good as the old well-built units.

Steve Henry

Yuma, AZ

11-13-2017

"Trane gas pack"

Somewhat Unsatisfied

What I'm most unhappy about are things are not built to last anymore. "Built to Last" is Tranes motto and this unit #ycc042f1mob is not. The heat exchanger is rusting out due to all the condensation of the a/c and we've been warned that it could die any day. We've had this unit serviced every spring and fall; so it's not by neglect that it's dying. As far as repairs, we've only had to replace two things totaling $400. In hind sight, we should have gotten the unit with a 20 year warranty on the heat exchanger. We're now in the process of researching a split system.

G. Doran

12-06-2009

Other YCC Reviews

There are a few troubleshooting inquiries on websites including fixya.com or askmehelpdesk.com regarding the Trane YCC. Among them, homeowners posting on the former site share similar experiences in which their unit stops heating. For one poster, the gas burner continues to run, and after gently tapping the heat sensor, the unit begins working without further issue. One reviewer has found success solving this problem in most, not all, cases by cleaning the terminals each fall to keep the unit running smoothly.

A homeowner posting on askmehelpdesk.com has an issue, after a recent service call, with the unit blowing lower-than-needed heat. Experts on the site can only advise that the homeowner have the maintenance team return to take a look at this fresh problem.

Trane YCC Model Numbers

The YCC is available in different models which vary in efficiency and capacity.

Model Number	SEER	BTUs per Hour
YCC024F1L0B*	10	23,400
YCC030F1M0B*	10	29,800
YCC036F1-B-BAY24X045	10.15	35,200
YCC036F1M0B*	10	35,200
YCC048F1H0B*	10	48,000
YCC060F1M0B*	10	60,000
YCC060F3M0B*	10	60,000

YCC Warranty

Trane provides a 5-year limited warranty for the compressor and outdoor coil, and a 10-year warranty for the heat exchanger. An additional 5-year warranty is provided for all other parts when the product is used in residential applications. Optional extended warranties that provide coverage for labor cost and refrigerant issues also are available.