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OWNER’S GUIDE
AIR CONDITIONER
INTERACTIVE
TRANE SPLIT AC
SPLIT AC WITH
REMOTE
INTERACTIVE
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Summary

About this manual

Safety Information

Essential safety guidelines, warnings, and precautions for operating the air conditioner.

Product Overview

Detailed overview of the indoor and outdoor unit components and the remote control.

Operation

Basic Operation and Restart

Instructions for remote operation, manual control, and the auto-restart function.

Unit Indicators and Remote Display

Explanation of unit indicators and different remote control display modes.

Remote Control Functions and Range

Details on remote control functions, symbols, operation range, and key features.

Operational Modes (TRANE, Cool, Dry, Fan)

Guide to using TRANE Mode, Cool Mode, Dry Mode, and Fan Mode for efficient operation.

Advanced Operation Modes (Sleep, Turbo, Night Latch)

Instructions for Sleep Mode, Turbo Mode, and Night Latch feature for enhanced functionality.

Fan Speed, Multi Room, and Power Control

Adjusting fan speed, using Multi Room, and controlling unit power.

Swing Control and Battery Replacement

How to use swing control, power ON/OFF, and replace remote batteries.

Stabilizer Detail

Table detailing recommended stabilizer KVA ratings for different AC tonnages.

Maintenance

Cleaning air filter

Step-by-step guide on how to clean the air filter of the indoor unit.

Long Duration Maintenance

Instructions for performing maintenance when the unit is not in use for an extended period.

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks to perform before operating the air conditioner for optimal performance.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues and Solutions

Lists common operational problems and provides corresponding solutions for user troubleshooting.

Error Messages and Actions

Table of error codes, their display messages, unit responses, and required user actions.

Warranty

Warranty Terms and Conditions

General terms governing the product warranty, including coverage, exclusions, and validity.

Preventive Maintenance and Breakdown Handling

Details on recommended maintenance schedule and procedures for breakdown complaints.

Compressor Warranty and Other Terms

Specific clause for compressor warranty and other applicable terms.

Warranty Null and Void Conditions

Lists conditions under which the product warranty becomes invalid.

Summary

About this manual

Safety Information

Essential safety guidelines, warnings, and precautions for operating the air conditioner.

Product Overview

Detailed overview of the indoor and outdoor unit components and the remote control.

Operation

Basic Operation and Restart

Instructions for remote operation, manual control, and the auto-restart function.

Unit Indicators and Remote Display

Explanation of unit indicators and different remote control display modes.

Remote Control Functions and Range

Details on remote control functions, symbols, operation range, and key features.

Operational Modes (TRANE, Cool, Dry, Fan)

Guide to using TRANE Mode, Cool Mode, Dry Mode, and Fan Mode for efficient operation.

Advanced Operation Modes (Sleep, Turbo, Night Latch)

Instructions for Sleep Mode, Turbo Mode, and Night Latch feature for enhanced functionality.

Fan Speed, Multi Room, and Power Control

Adjusting fan speed, using Multi Room, and controlling unit power.

Swing Control and Battery Replacement

How to use swing control, power ON/OFF, and replace remote batteries.

Stabilizer Detail

Table detailing recommended stabilizer KVA ratings for different AC tonnages.

Maintenance

Cleaning air filter

Step-by-step guide on how to clean the air filter of the indoor unit.

Long Duration Maintenance

Instructions for performing maintenance when the unit is not in use for an extended period.

Pre-Operation Checks

Essential checks to perform before operating the air conditioner for optimal performance.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues and Solutions

Lists common operational problems and provides corresponding solutions for user troubleshooting.

Error Messages and Actions

Table of error codes, their display messages, unit responses, and required user actions.

Warranty

Warranty Terms and Conditions

General terms governing the product warranty, including coverage, exclusions, and validity.

Preventive Maintenance and Breakdown Handling

Details on recommended maintenance schedule and procedures for breakdown complaints.

Compressor Warranty and Other Terms

Specific clause for compressor warranty and other applicable terms.

Warranty Null and Void Conditions

Lists conditions under which the product warranty becomes invalid.

Overview

This document describes the TRANE Interactive Air Conditioner, a split AC unit designed for home use, emphasizing intuitive operation, energy efficiency, and modern design. It provides guidance on operating the unit, its remote control, and performing periodic maintenance.

Function Description

The TRANE Interactive AC is a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) unit that assesses, manages, and provides feedback on your in-home climate. It features an "Interactive AC" system that intelligently adjusts settings based on outdoor temperature to optimize comfort and efficiency. The unit operates in various modes, including:

  • TRANE Mode: This is the default and recommended mode for efficient performance. It automatically sets room temperature and fan speed to provide an energy-efficient and comfortable environment. The "Efficiency meter" on the remote displays energy consumption, helping to keep bills in check. The unit will exit TRANE mode if the user manually changes the set point, fan speed, mode, or sleep setting.
  • Cool Mode: Allows users to set a desired temperature between 17°C and 30°C and adjust the fan speed. The remote's display indicates energy consumption zones (Red for uneconomical, Yellow for higher consumption, Light Green for economical, Dark Green for lower consumption) to guide users toward more efficient settings.
  • Dry Mode: Designed for high humidity conditions, this mode operates at a low fan speed to maximize moisture removal. The default set temperature in dry mode is 25°C, and neither the set temperature nor fan speed can be changed.
  • Fan Mode: In this mode, only the fan operates, circulating air without cooling. The set point temperature is not adjustable, but the fan speed can be changed.
  • Sleep Mode: When activated, the set temperature automatically increases by 1°C each hour for four hours, after which it stabilizes. This mode is designed for comfortable sleep and allows for adjustable set point temperature and fan speed.
  • Turbo Mode: Provides instant cooling by automatically adjusting the fan speed to its turbo level. Fan speed cannot be changed while in turbo mode.

The unit also includes a Night Latch Mode (for units with "TRANE Lock"), which helps prevent unauthorized access to the home by operating only when the lock and AC are connected on a network. A Multi Room feature allows a single remote to select and control two or more AC units within a network, displaying the name and current settings of the selected AC on the remote.

Usage Features

The TRANE Interactive AC is designed for ease of use with a comprehensive remote control and manual operation options.

Remote Control: The remote control is the primary interface for operating the AC unit. It features a clear LED display that shows:

  • Room temperature
  • Set temperature
  • Outdoor temperature
  • Fan speed
  • Mode indication (Cool, Sleep, Turbo)
  • Energy Efficiency Meter
  • Error messages
  • Activated Night Latch status

Key buttons on the remote allow users to:

  • Power ON/OFF: Turn the unit on or off. By default, the unit starts in TRANE mode when powered on via the remote.
  • Mode Adjustment (m): Cycle through Cool, Dry, and Fan modes.
  • TRANE Mode (T): Activate or deactivate the energy-efficient TRANE mode.
  • Temperature UP/DOWN (∧/∨): Increase or decrease the set temperature.
  • Fan Speed (⨂): Adjust the fan speed through various settings (Low, Medium, High, Auto).
  • Louver Direction (⨂): Adjust the horizontal airflow grille. Vertical louvers must be adjusted manually using the deflector rod.
  • Sleep/Turbo Mode (⨂): Toggle between Sleep, Turbo, and Default modes.
  • Night Latch Mode (⨂): Activate or deactivate the night latch feature (for compatible units).
  • Multi Room Control (⨂): Select and control different AC units in a multi-room setup.

The remote control has a range of 14 meters indoors and 160-175 meters outdoors (without obstacles). It is important to keep the remote away from metals, electronic, or heating devices to prolong its life and avoid direct sunlight to prevent display issues.

Manual and Auto Restart Operation: In situations where the remote control is unavailable, the unit can be operated manually. By lifting the front panel (up to 60 degrees), a manual control button can be accessed. Pressing this button switches the unit on with default settings: COOL mode, MEDIUM fan speed, SWING louver, and a SET TEMP of 24°C.

The Auto Restart Function ensures that if a power cut occurs during operation, the unit will automatically restart with all previously saved settings once power is restored.

Indicators and Sound: The indoor unit features LED indicators (LED1 and LED2) that provide visual feedback on the unit's status, such as Standby, Operating, TRANE mode active, and error conditions. The remote control also displays error messages and the energy efficiency meter. Sound indicators (beeps) confirm power ON/OFF, mode changes, and button presses on the remote.

Maintenance Features

Regular maintenance is crucial for the efficient and safe operation of the TRANE Air Conditioner. The manual outlines several user-performable maintenance tasks and emphasizes the need for professional service for outdoor unit maintenance.

Cleaning Air Filter: Clogged air filters reduce cooling efficiency. It is recommended to clean the air filter every two weeks.

  1. Disconnect Power: Always disconnect the power supply to the indoor unit before cleaning.
  2. Access Filter: Lift the front panel of the indoor unit until it clicks into place. A support pole can be used to hold the panel open.
  3. Remove Filter: Hold the air filter handle, lift slightly to release it from its holder, and pull downwards to remove it.
  4. Clean Filter: Clean the air filter with a vacuum cleaner or water. Dry it in a cool place before reinstallation.
  5. Air Freshening Filter: Remove air freshening filters from their supporting frame. Clean them monthly and replace them every 4-5 months.
  6. Reinstall Filter: Insert the upper part of the air filter first, ensuring left and right edges align correctly.

Maintenance for Long Duration Non-Use: If the unit will not be used for an extended period:

  1. Clean Unit and Filters: Clean the indoor unit and its filters.
  2. Dry Inner Side: Operate the fan for approximately 30 minutes to dry the inner side of the unit.
  3. Switch OFF: Turn off the unit.
  4. Professional Outdoor Unit Maintenance: The outdoor unit requires periodic maintenance and cleaning by qualified service personnel. Users should not attempt to perform this themselves.

Checks Before Operation (Seasonal Use): Before starting the unit after a period of non-use:

  1. Obstruction Check: Ensure that air outlet and intake vents are not obstructed.
  2. Wiring Check: Verify that wiring is not broken or disconnected.
  3. Filter and Panel Installation: Confirm that the air filter and front panel are correctly installed.
  4. Grounding Check: Examine whether the electrical grounding (earth) wire is correctly connected. If not, consult a specialist.
  5. Remote Batteries: Replace remote batteries if necessary, especially if a "Low Battery" error is shown on the display.
  6. Outdoor Unit Mounting: Examine the mounting bracket of the outdoor unit for any damage and contact a servicing agency if needed.

Battery Replacement for Remote Control:

  • Use two new AAA alkaline batteries (1.5V).
  • Ensure battery poles align with the installation position.
  • Do not mix old and new batteries.
  • Remove batteries if the remote will not be used for a long time to prevent leakage.

Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting guide for common issues like lack of cool air, unusual odors, water flow sounds, mist formation, creaking noises, unit not operating, decreased cooling efficiency, and remote control malfunction. For persistent problems or error messages displayed on the remote (e.g., EEPROM ERROR, COMPRESSOR FAILURE, SENSOR ERRORS, COMMUNICATION ERROR, INPUT POWER ERROR, FAN FAILURE, BATTERY LOW ERROR), users are advised to contact a local dealer or customer service center. It explicitly states that users should not attempt to repair the unit themselves.

Stabilizer Detail: A table provides recommended Stabilizer KVA based on AC Tonnage (e.g., 1.0 AC Tonnage requires 3 KVA, 2.0 AC Tonnage requires 5 KVA). It is suggested to use a TRANE recommended stabilizer.

The TRANE Interactive AC is designed to offer a comfortable, efficient, and convenient home environment, backed by comprehensive operational and maintenance guidelines to ensure its longevity and performance.

Trane SPLIT AC Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTrane
ModelSPLIT AC
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

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