Trane CSA006 - User Manual

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icooleyAug 14, 2025
What should I do if the primary limit and/or rollout switches are open on my Trane CSA006?
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  Austin WilliamsAug 14, 2025
  If the primary limit and/or rollout switches are open on your Trane Air Handler, take these steps: 1. Use an OHM meter to find out which switches are open. 2. If a limit switch is open, check the temperature rise and airflow across the heat exchanger. 3. If the high limit does not reset with proper airflow, replace it. 4. If the rollout switch is open, inspect for flue vent blockages or air leaks in the cabinet. 5. Reset the rollout switch and observe the flame for any signs of rolling out.
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Sydney RoweAug 17, 2025
What to do if Trane Air Handlers failed ignition after multiple retries?
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  Melanie FernandezAug 17, 2025
  If your Trane Air Handler fails to ignite after several attempts, here’s what you can do: 1. Make sure the gas supply is available and the manifold pressure is correct. 2. Check that the gas valve is in the ON position. 3. See if there's a spark present. If not, inspect the igniter for debris between the electrodes, cracks in the ceramic, and cracks in the ignition wire. 4. Inspect the sensor ceramic for cracks or the electrode wire for dirt or oil coatings. 5. Ensure the flame sensor wire is properly connected and not grounded due to abrasions. 6. Check for air leaks. 7. Look for recirculation of flue product.
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icochranAug 21, 2025
How to troubleshoot primary limit switch failure in Trane Air Handlers?
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  robertgonzalezAug 21, 2025
  To troubleshoot a primary limit or limit switch failure in your Trane Air Handler: 1. Use an OHM meter to determine which switches are open. 2. If a limit switch is open, check the temperature rise and airflow over the heat exchanger. 3. If the high limit doesn't reset with proper airflow, replace the limit. 4. If the rollout switch is open, check for flue vent blockage or air leaks in the cabinet. 5. Reset the rollout switch and watch the flame for signs of rolling out.
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Peter SmithAug 25, 2025
Why does my Trane CSA006 primary burner exceed ignition trials?
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  Jesse HuffmanAug 26, 2025
  If the primary burner in your Trane Air Handler exceeds the number of ignition trials, consider the following: 1. Verify that the gas supply is available and the manifold pressure is correct. 2. Make sure the gas valve is in the ON position. 3. Check for a spark. If there isn't one, inspect the igniter for debris between the electrodes, cracks in the ceramic, and cracks in the ignition wire. 4. Check the sensor ceramic for cracks or if the electrode wire is coated with dirt or oils. 5. Ensure the flame sensor wire is correctly connected and not grounded due to wire damage. 6. Check for air leaks. 7. Check for re-circulation of flue product.
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Stephanie DorseyAug 28, 2025
Why is there an unexpected flame in my Trane CSA006 Air Handlers (split manifold burners)?
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  Ashley KennedyAug 28, 2025
  If you're experiencing an unexpected flame in your Trane Air Handler with split manifold burners: 1. Unplug the flame sensor and replace it if the error corrects. 2. Check for voltage to the gas valve when there's no call for heat; if present, remove the voltage source and rewire. 3. Check for excessive gas line pressure and install a regulator if needed. 4. Replace the gas valve. 5. If the rollout switch is open, check for flue vent blockage or air leaks in the cabinet. 6. Reset the rollout switch and observe the flame for signs of rolling out.
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ywellsSep 1, 2025
Why is flame detected without call for heat in Trane CSA006 Air Handlers?
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  Jeremy WalshSep 2, 2025
  If a flame is detected in your Trane Air Handler even when there's no call for heat: 1. First, make sure there's no voltage going to the gas valve. If there is, repair or replace the wiring. 2. If there's no voltage, check for gas flow. If gas is flowing, check the line and manifold pressures before you replace the valve.
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Ariel PageSep 5, 2025
How to stop flame being detected without call for heat in Trane Air Handlers?
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  Katherine ParkerSep 5, 2025
  If your Trane Air Handler detects a flame when there’s no call for heat: 1. Start by ensuring there's no voltage to the gas valve. Repair or replace the wiring if voltage is present. 2. If there's no voltage, check for gas flow. If gas flows, verify line and manifold pressures before replacing the valve.
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johnsonjennaSep 8, 2025
What causes low air pressure sensor reading in Trane Air Handlers?
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  James ClarkSep 9, 2025
  A low air pressure sensor reading or a pressure switch failing to open in your Trane Air Handler can be due to: 1. A failed combustion blower. 2. Leaks or blockages in the pressure hoses. 3. Blockage in the inducer barb fitting. 4. Condensate accumulation in the pressure switch and hose. 5. Issues with the pressure switch wiring. 6. A faulty pressure switch.