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LIVE WORRY-FREE WITH A TRANE WARRANTY

Trane comfort products are tested to last and backed by one of the strongest warranties in the industry.

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TRANE WARRANTY OPTIONS

BASE LIMITED WARRANTY

REGISTERED LIMITED WARRANTY

OPTIONAL EXTENDED WARRANTY

WARRANTY TRANSFER

SCHEDULE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

Heating & Cooling

2X EACH YEAR

Schedule appointments in the spring and fall

Air Conditioner

1X EACH YEAR

Schedule an appointment in late winter or early spring, before cooling season

Heating & Cooling

1X EACH YEAR

Schedule an appointment in late summer or early fall, before heating season

IS YOUR HVAC COVERED BY A HOME WARRANTY?

A home warranty policy can provide extra protection for heating and cooling systems and often includes coverage for repair costs. Of course that coverage comes at a cost. Whether your home warranty plan covers your current HVAC system depends on the plan you have. Be sure to research and compare plans carefully. Consider your level of DIY skills and decide if you’d feel better if your HVAC system had additional coverage.

OPTIONAL EXTENDED WARRANTY

• Peace of mind if purchasing an older home with an older system.
• Fixed repair costs per visit.

HVAC HOME WARRANTY CONS

• Dollar limit cap per repair or per year.
• Repair or replace decision not yours to make. If replaced, you may not get to choose the new model.

TRANE SERIAL NUMBERS - WHAT THEY MEAN

In addition to being necessary to register for a Trane warranty, your serial number includes some vital information about your unit - if you can decipher the confusing serial number nomenclature. A Trane serial number includes:

• Manufacturing date (year, month, week, day).
• Manufacturing plant location.
• Sequential number.

TRANE MODEL NUMBER BREAKDOWN

The model number of your new air conditioner or furnace actually tells you a lot about the features of your new system. Here’s what all the numbers and letters of your Trane model number mean:

• Type of hvac unit.
• Refrigerant types.
• Seer rating.
• Heating input.
• Heating stages.
• Furnace configuration.
• Hvac ton.
• Voltage.
• Compressor series.

Get the full model number breakdown here.