Why is the zoning enable option not available in the Installer Settings on my Trane Control Panel?
If the zoning enable option is not available in the Installer Settings on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, the Zone Panel is either not installed or installed but not communicating. Install the Zone Panel or verify the wiring to the Zone Panel.
What to do if the screen does not respond properly to a button press on Trane Control Panel?
If the screen on your Trane 1050 Control Panel isn't responding properly to button presses, the screen might be out of calibration. Remove the 1050 Control from the sub base and reset it, then follow the calibration instructions when the 1050 Control reboots. Also, there might be an internal 1050 Control fault. Remove the 1050 Control from the sub base and reset it. The Screen Lock might have been enabled, so press and hold the Menu button for 5 seconds to override the screen lock.
Why can't I change the system mode on my Trane Control Panel?
If you cannot change the system mode to the desired setting on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, the equipment might not be configured properly. Check the standard installer setup screen to ensure the equipment is properly configured.
Why is my Trane Control Panel not turning on?
If the display on your Trane 1050 Control Panel won't come on, it could be due to a loss of 24VAC between R & B. Here’s what you can do: 1) Check the wiring between R & B. 2) Check the transformer for 24VAC output. 3) Check for a broken or shorted thermostat wire.
What to do if the fan is set to ON but not running on my Trane Control Panel?
If the fan is set to ON but not running on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, the Smart Continuous Fan feature might be engaged. If indoor humidity is higher than the desired setpoint, the blower will cycle off with the equipment. A humidity icon will be displayed on the Fan Mode button when the blower operation is being inhibited due too high humidity. Also, the blower motor might not be functioning, so check and repair the system.
How to calibrate the indoor humidity display on a Trane Control Panel?
To calibrate the indoor humidity display on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, use the 1050 Control’s menu to calibrate the humidity sensor.
What to do if the room temperature overshoots when the Heat/Cool setting is changed more than 2° on Trane Control Panel?
Room temperature overshooting on your Trane 1050 Control Panel when changing the Heat/Cool setting by more than 2° can occur if the heating/cooling equipment is oversized for the current conditions, preventing the 1050 Control from responding quickly enough. Also, it can be caused by an improper location of the 1050 Control. Compare heat load calculation to equipment chosen and relocate the 1050 Control or use a remote sensor.
Why does the fan run all the time on my Trane Control Panel?
If the fan runs constantly on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, it might be because the fan mode is set to On, Circulate, or Clean mode. Check the 1050 Control settings to see if the fan is set to one of these modes. Also, there could be a failure in the indoor unit.
How to calibrate the indoor temperature display on a Trane Control Panel?
To calibrate the indoor temperature display on your Trane 1050 Control Panel, use the control’s menu to access and calibrate the temperature sensor. The incorrect temperature might also be caused by surrounding air flow affecting sensed temperature of the 1050 Control.
What to do if heating or cooling is displayed on Trane Control Panel, but no warm or cool air is coming from the registers?
If your Trane system displays heating or cooling but no air is coming from the registers, it could be due to a fan delay as the heating or cooling equipment turns on. Wait a minute for blower delays and recheck registers. If the issue persists, the equipment might not be working properly, so check and repair the system.
General| Display | 7-inch color touchscreen |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Scheduling | 7-day programmable |
| Humidification Control | Yes |
| Dehumidification Control | Yes |
| Geofencing | Yes |
| Alerts and Notifications | Yes |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Trane and American Standard HVAC systems |
| Voice Control | Amazon Alexa |
| Energy Management | Energy usage reports |
| Power Method | Hardwired |
| Zoning Capability | Yes, with compatible zoning system |
| Remote Access | Yes, via Nexia app |
Displays current temperature, system status, and quick access buttons.
Allows configuration of thermostat features, network, and system settings.
Guides user through setting up a weekly temperature schedule.
Configure predetermined set points for Home, Away, and Sleep periods.
Connect the XL1050 to a local network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Enroll the XL1050 to enable remote access via Nexia smart home systems.
Modify temperature settings, start/stop times, and period names.
Serves as a central hub for automation devices, displaying weather data.
Instructions to go to www.mynexia.com to set up an account.
Steps to add Z-Wave devices using the thermostat interface.
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