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If you find standing water in the drain pan of your Trane Air Conditioner, it could be due to the unit not being level or a plugged drain line. To resolve this, ensure the unit is level and clean the drain line.
How to fix an overflowing drain pan in my Trane IntelliPak SCWF 90?
An overflowing drain pan in your Trane Air Conditioner can be caused by the unit not being level or a plugged drain line. You can fix this by leveling the unit and cleaning the drain line.
What to do if there's excess dirt in my Trane IntelliPak SCWF 90 Air Conditioner unit?
If you notice excess dirt in your Trane Air Conditioner unit, the cause might be missing filters or filter bypass. Replace the filters if they are missing and reduce filter bypass.
General| Category | Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 90 tons |
| Refrigerant Type | R-410A |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Model | IntelliPak SCWF 90 |
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE advisories for safety.
Describes the main components of the Signature Series unit and R-410A compressor specifics.
Covers unit receiving, inspection for damage, and handling of accessories.
Provides safe methods for handling and lifting the unit using proper rigging.
Steps before final installation, including skid removal and vibration isolator installation.
Covers leak testing, brazing, evacuation, and field piping for the refrigerant system.
Explains wiring diagrams, supply power, voltage checks, and phase monitor.
Explains occupied/unoccupied modes, warm-up, overrides, and basic control sequences.
Details mechanical cooling, economizer functions, and unit modes.
Explains compressor cycling, lead/lag, safety devices, and frost protection.
Covers compressor diagnosis, replacement, refrigerant leak testing, brazing, and evacuation.
Outlines essential checks before unit startup, including VFD, wiring, and fan assembly.
Steps for starting air-cooled units, including initial checks and final refrigerant charging.
Covers initial system checks, operating procedures for diagnostics, and voltage imbalance.
