To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Trane Furnace not heating enough, even though the blower runs constantly?
If your Trane Furnace isn't heating sufficiently and the blower operates continuously, consider these causes: * Dirty air filters: Clean or replace the filters. * Blocked supply or return registers: Ensure registers are open and free from obstructions.
What to do if my Trane XV95 Furnace blower is not working?
If your Trane Furnace blower isn't working, there are several potential causes: * The thermostat might be set incorrectly, so adjust it according to the operating instructions. * A fuse might be blown or a circuit breaker tripped; replace or reset the protective device. If the unit still does not operate call for servicer. * A component might be defective, call for servicer. * The burner may not be igniting; in this case, call for servicer. * The main gas line might be turned off; have the gas company check. * The blower door might be removed or ajar; close the door securely to restore power to the blower and gas valve. * There may be a lockout. To resolve this, turn the power off-on-off-on twice in 30 seconds.
General| Blower Motor | Variable-speed |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Ignition System | Hot Surface Ignition |
| Heating Capacity | 40, 000 to 120, 000 BTU/h |
| Gas Valve | Modulating |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty on heat exchanger, 10-year parts warranty |
| Stages | Two-stage heating |
Covers fire, explosion risks, and emergency procedures for gas leaks.
Warning about carbon monoxide poisoning risk from venting system operation.
Explosion risk from using a unit damaged by water, requires qualified service.
Procedure for shutting off gas and electrical supply during mechanical failures.
Ensures proper airflow for efficient combustion and safe ventilation.
Recommends CO detectors due to risks from gas appliances.
Installation and repair must be done by qualified personnel.
Basic maintenance like filter replacement can be done by homeowners.
Furnace uses a hot surface ignition device, no manual lighting needed.
Do not attempt to manually light the furnace; risk of injury or death.
Step-by-step guide for starting the furnace, including safety checks.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the furnace completely.
Monthly cleaning of air filters is crucial for efficiency and preventing damage.
Use high-velocity type filters of the same size as originally supplied.
Describes filter locations in upflow furnace blower compartments (bottom or side).
Never operate the unit with filters removed for heating or cooling.
Provides a table of common furnace problems, possible causes, and remedies.
Troubleshooting steps for when the furnace has no heat and the blower isn't running.
Addresses problems like dirty filters or blocked registers causing insufficient heat.
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving unusual noises from the furnace.
Details annual inspection points recommended for a qualified service professional.
Covers checks for flue, vent connector, duct connections, and physical support.
Covers cleaning burners, checking igniter fragility, and flame appearance.
Inspect heat exchanger for corrosion and check circuit protection for failures.
Details warranty coverage for residential applications in the US and Canada.
Outlines requirements for product registration and eligibility for warranty.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Specifies warranty limitations, liabilities, and legal rights.
Explains how registering products provides stronger limited warranties.
Fields to record furnace serial, model, coil info, installation date, and dealer.
Pre-call checks for unit inoperability: power switch, fuses, thermostat.
