To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Trane Air Conditioner is cooling improperly?
If your Trane Air Conditioner isn't cooling correctly, it could be due to failed cooling and heating set points on the thermostat. Try power cycling the 'R' input. Another potential cause is an open CC1 or CC2 24 Vac control circuit. In this case, check the CC1 and CC2 coils and the Frostat™ status, as well as the LED indicator in LSD.
How to reset cooling and heating lockouts on a Trane Air Conditioner?
Cooling failures and heating lockouts are reset in an identical manner. You can reset the system from the space by turning the 'Mode' selection switch at the thermostat to the 'Off' position, and then turning it back to the desired mode after about 30 seconds. Alternatively, you can reset the system at the unit by cycling the unit power off and then on using the disconnect switch.
General| Brand | Trane |
|---|---|
| Model | Foundation EBC240 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Defines three types of safety advisories: WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE for hazard communication.
Discusses refrigerants, environmental impact, and emphasizes responsible handling and technician certification.
Stresses qualified personnel for wiring/grounding and details necessary PPE for installation/servicing.
Mandates EHS policies compliance and warns against unit base penetrations causing leaks.
Describes the manual's scope and provides info on Trane University training opportunities.
Explains the first two digits of the model number defining unit type and efficiency rating.
Details digits defining airflow configuration and nominal gross cooling capacity (MBH/Tons).
Explains digits for major/minor design sequence and voltage selection.
Defines digits for unit controls, heating capacity, and service sequence.
Explains digits related to fresh air selection, fan type, and unit access.
Details digits for condenser coil protection and through-the-base electrical provisions.
Specifies digits for disconnect switches and system monitoring controls.
Warns about fiberglass exposure hazards and specifies required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Outlines essential inspection steps upon unit receipt to identify shipping damage.
Advises on proper unit storage procedures to prevent internal condensate formation.
Describes unit features, electromechanical, and JADE Low Leak economizer controls.
Lists input devices, optional switches, phase monitors, and safety controls.
Explains discharge line thermostat, power exhaust, and evaporator frost control functions.
Details compressor safety devices and introduces temperature sensors.
Describes specific digital display thermostats (TCONT802AS32DA, TCONT402AN32DA) for unit control.
Explains the optional CO2 sensor for DCV and occupancy sensor for damper control.
Explains how the JADE controller initiates and manages various unit operating modes.
Illustrates minimum operating and service clearances required for unit installations.
Provides an overview illustration of the unit configuration with optional electrical heat.
Shows front and side dimensional views of the unit with optional electrical heat.
Displays the plain (top) view dimensions for units equipped with optional electrical heat.
Shows the back view dimensions for a unit in a horizontal configuration.
Illustrates dimensions and details related to the roof curb installation.
Details dimensions for downflow duct connections and field fabrication requirements.
Shows specific clearance requirements for downflow unit installations.
Illustrates dimensions and components related to barometric relief and economizer configurations.
Displays dimensions and details for units equipped with a manual damper.
Provides comprehensive data on unit weights and center of gravity dimensions.
Warns against improper lifting techniques and the potential for severe injury or damage.
Offers detailed instructions and critical warnings for safely rigging and lifting the unit.
Illustrates key rigging points and center of gravity for proper unit lifting operations.
Discusses roof support requirements and risks of roof collapse during foundation setup.
Warns against leaks from base penetrations and protects roofs from refrigerant exposure.
Provides notes for horizontal units and recommendations for ductwork installation.
Lists essential general requirements for the successful and safe installation of the unit.
Details requirements for the main electrical power supply, wiring, and connections.
Outlines power supply specifications for electric heaters and their connections.
Explains condensate drain connection requirements, including traps, pitch, and pipe material.
Describes filter installation procedures and optional MERV13 filter guidance.
Guides on the standard field installed power wiring entrance and proper conductor sizing.
Covers essential main unit power requirements, including wiring, grounding, and disconnect switches.
Details wiring procedures for the optional Through the Base Electrical option.
Explains control transformers and provides guidance on 24 Vac control wiring.
Details wire size recommendations for 24V AC thermostat connections to electromechanical units.
Illustrates a typical field wiring diagram for connecting a conventional thermostat.
Explains stringent voltage requirements for three-phase power and calculation of imbalance.
Warns about extreme danger of voltage and necessity of power disconnection for safety.
Covers correct electrical phasing for three-phase motors and phase sequence identification.
Details the importance and operation of compressor crankcase heaters for oil management.
Provides info on unit disconnect and warns about hazardous voltage from capacitors.
Reinforces the mandatory requirements for proper field wiring and grounding installation.
Illustrates the recommended route for routing field wiring connections within the unit.
Explains the significance of proper airflow and how to adjust belt drive fan speed.
Outlines the specific test procedures for electromechanical control system checks.
Describes the sequence of operation for units employing electromechanical controls.
Explains cooling operation without and with an economizer, and fan operation.
Guides on setting up standard economizers and details heating operations.
Details ignition module, optional overflow switch, and low ambient operation.
Explains 10HP motor overload settings and two-speed indoor fan control logic.
Describes the unit's cooling operation modes, including fan speed management.
Explains setting minimum economizer positions for units with two-speed fans.
Details phase monitor, pressure cutouts, and anti-short cycle timer functions.
Explains coil frost protection and the function of the Emergency Stop input.
Details the sequence of operation for JADE controls with a low leak economizer system.
Tables showing dry bulb operation logic without DCV for 1-speed fans.
Table showing enthalpy operation logic without DCV for 1-speed fans.
Table showing enthalpy operation logic with DCV for 1-speed fans.
Table showing dry bulb operation logic without DCV for 2-speed fans.
Table showing dry bulb operation logic with DCV for 2-speed fans.
Table showing enthalpy operation logic without DCV for 2-speed fans.
Table showing enthalpy operation logic with DCV for 2-speed fans.
Guides on setting economizer minimum positions based on ambient temperature and curves.
Repeats the function of optional condensate overflow switch and low ambient operation.
Repeats details on 10HP motor overload settings and low ambient operation.
Repeats explanations of two-speed fan control and phase monitor functions.
Repeats functions of pressure cutouts, temperature limits, and coil frost protection.
Explains operating modes, FDD certification, and standard economizer startup.
Details the specific test procedure for Low Leak Economizer (LLE) controls.
Provides instructions for starting compressors and heating components, verifying operation.
Lists essential final checks and programming steps before leaving the unit operational.
Provides instructions for adjusting belt tension on belt-drive fan units.
Repeats the critical warning about hazards from rotating components during maintenance.
Lists key monthly maintenance checks, including filters and condensate overflow switch.
Details specific maintenance tasks and checks required during the cooling season.
Repeats safety warnings and warns against forcing motor shafts, which can cause damage.
Details heating season checks and explains coil cleaning for efficiency.
Warns about the serious hazards associated with chemical coil cleaning agents.
Provides specific cleaning instructions and warnings for microchannel (MCHE) coils.
Warns against detergents on microchannel coils and provides instructions for logging unit data.
Provides a template for recording crucial maintenance data, including operating parameters.
Repeats critical safety precautions required for all service procedures.
Offers general troubleshooting steps and lists causes for cooling system failures.
Identifies causes for heat/cool failures and provides troubleshooting for LLE systems.
Lists fault codes and descriptions specific to the Low Leak Economizer system.
Explains the methods for resetting cooling and heating lockouts on the unit.
Describes issues with overflow switches and verifying Economizer ECA status.
Lists specific error codes generated by the Economizer Control system and their meanings.
Lists available wiring diagrams, their numbers, and descriptions for system reference.
Outlines the specific warranty coverage provided for commercial unitary equipment.
Lists covered products and details the duration and terms of the standard warranty.
Lists specific conditions and circumstances that are excluded from warranty coverage.
