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If your Trane Control Unit is displaying an alert code, navigate to the Diagnostic screen on the 850 Control. There, you'll find a problem description and possible cause to help you understand the alert.
What to do if Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 Control Unit display will not come on?
If the display on your Trane Control Unit won't come on, it could be due to a loss of 24VAC between R & B at the Control. Check the wiring between R & B to see if R & D, or B & D have been reversed. Also, check the transformer for 24VAC output and look for broken or shorted thermostat wire.
What to do if Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 screen does not respond to touch?
If the screen on your Trane Control Unit isn't responding properly to a button press, it could be that the screen is out of calibration. Remove the Control from the sub base and reset it, then follow the calibration instructions when the Control reboots. It could also indicate an internal Control fault; in that case, remove the Control from the sub base and reset it.
Why is my Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 Control Unit heating not turning on?
Your Trane Control Unit heating may not be coming on because the system mode is not set to Heat/Auto, or the setpoint is set too low. Set the mode to heat and raise the setpoint above the room temperature. It's also possible that the minimum off time delay is being enforced, so wait for 5 minutes and recheck the heating equipment. The heating system may require service.
Why is my Trane Control Unit cooling not turning on?
Your Trane Control Unit cooling might not be activating because the system mode isn't set to Cool/Auto, or the setpoint is too high. Set the mode to cool and lower the setpoint below the room temperature. Another reason could be the minimum off time delay, so wait 5 minutes before rechecking. The cooling system may require service.
How to stop my Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 fan from running constantly?
If the fan on your Trane Control Unit is running all the time, check the Control settings to see if the fan is set to On, Circulate, or Clean mode. Additionally, there could be a failure in the indoor unit.
What to do if my Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 displays heating or cooling but there is no air?
If your Trane Control Unit indicates heating or cooling, but no warm or cool air is coming from the registers, wait a minute for blower delays and recheck registers. It's possible that the equipment is not working properly.
Why does my Trane Control Unit overshoot the temperature?
If the room temperature overshoots when the Heat/Cool setting is changed by more than 2° on your Trane Control Unit, it could be due to oversized heating/cooling equipment under the current conditions, meaning the control cannot respond fast enough to prevent overshooting. Another possibility is an improper location of the Control. Relocate the Control (or use a remote sensor) if it is in a “dead” spot with poor or no air circulation. Compare heat load calculation to equipment chosen.
Why is my Trane ComfortLink II XL 850 Control Unit heat pump not turning on?
If your Trane Control Unit heat pump isn't turning on and only the furnace or electric heat strips are running, the outdoor temperature might be below the compressor lockout temperature setting. Adjust the compressor lockout temperature setting if desired. Also, check/repair the outdoor sensor or wiring. The outdoor unit may not be reporting (Err.126.00), so check the communication status of the outdoor unit.
Why is the indoor temperature display on my Trane Control Unit incorrect?
The indoor temperature display on your Trane Control Unit might be incorrect because the Control requires one hour to acclimate to the environment. Allow one hour before proceeding with troubleshooting process. Another reason could be that the indoor temperature display needs calibration; calibrate the temperature sensor from the Control menu. Also, heat from the touch screen might be trapped within the thermostat body. Move the thermostat away from any competing air stream or use a remote temperature sensor.
General| Brand | Trane |
|---|---|
| Model | ComfortLink II XL 850 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Guides user through initial configuration and settings for the XL 850.
Step-by-step instructions on how to launch the device's setup process.
Configuration options for display brightness, screensaver, and color themes.
Enables or disables the scheduling feature and configures basic behavior.
Automatically creates schedules based on user input and questions.
Sets predefined temperatures for Home, Away, and Sleep when scheduling is off.
Connects the device to a wireless network by entering SSID and password.
Links the device to the Nexia Home Intelligence platform for remote control.
Configures weather display by inputting location data for forecasts and alerts.
Overview of the main user interface displaying current status and quick access controls.
Interface for viewing and editing daily heating/cooling schedules.
Temporarily overrides the current schedule until a specified future date and time.
Permanently overrides the current schedule until the hold is manually cancelled.
Steps to remove a 'Hold Until' or 'Hold Permanently' setting.
Process for adding new Z-Wave devices to the network.
Process for removing Z-Wave devices from the network.
Access to more complex Z-Wave network management features.
Steps to remove the XL 850 from a Z-Wave network as a repeater.
Steps to disconnect the XL 850 from the Nexia account.
Feature to prevent unauthorized access or changes to the control screen.
Allows full access to the control and all settings.
Locks the control after inactivity; temporary access is possible.
Limited access mode allowing temperature changes and weather view.
How the device automatically receives software updates via Nexia.
Procedure for upgrading software using a computer and USB drive.
Feature that calibrates the system for optimal performance and accuracy.
Regulatory compliance information regarding FCC rules.
Regulatory compliance information regarding Industry Canada rules.
