Registered Limited Warranty terms are available if the product is registered within 60 days of installation. completed online or by phone. If the product is not registered within 60 days of installation, Trane’s Base Limited Warranty terms willFor complete, detailed information on your specific product’s warranty coverage, visit the product page, or contact your independent Discuss with your dealer what the Manufacturer's Limited Warranty covers for the model(s) you've selected and if upgrading it with an Optional Extended Warranty is right for you. Ask your dealer for full warranty information at time of purchase. Product registration is forSome exclusions may apply. Or Call 855-260-2975 Not sure if your product is Looking for warranty info on a specific product?  product’s detail page under the “Product Specifications” tab. Registered Limited Warranty terms are available if the product is completed online or by calling 1-800-554-6413.

If the product is not registered within 60 days of installation, Trane's Base Limited Warranty terms will apply. For complete, detailed information on your specific products warranty coverage, visit the product page or contact your independent Trane dealer. A heating and air conditioning system is a major purchase, so you’ll want to make sure you fully understand the warranty before you buy. Discuss with your dealer what the Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty covers for the model(s) you’ve selected and if upgrading it with an Optional Extended Warranty isAsk your dealer for full warranty information at timeWarranties are for residential use only, some exclusionsWarranty terms vary depending on which Trane product you own, but here is an overview of what is covered: Your reliable Trane system may help you sell your home. either the 60-day Product Registration Period or within ninety (90) days following the sale of the home (if such 90 day period is still

within the Registered Limited Warranty period) you have the opportunity to purchase a Registered Limited Warranty Transfer Option** which may allow the balance of your Registered Limited Warranty to be transferred to a subsequent homeowner.ac window unit repair For more information on this option, please call 855-260-2975ac/dc power supply inrush current **The Registered Limited Warranty transferability option isreviews for portable ac units available for a $59 fee during the initial 60 day Product RegistrationIf purchased outside of the Product Registration Period, but within the 90 days from the sale of your home when the Registered Limited Warranty period is still in effect, a $99 fee will apply.

Regardless of when the transferability option is purchased, either you or the new homeowner must notify Trane of the transfer within ninety (90) days of the home sale for the transfer to be effective. to complete the limited warranty transfer by such notification within 90 days of home sale will result in the limited warranty expiring on the date of home sale. Transferability restrictions may vary by To purchase an optional extended warranty that covers your equipment for parts and labor, please contact your installing Trane dealer for details. Product registration is quick and easy. All you need to complete the process is the serial number, model number and installation date for each of your new Trane products. If you don't have this information handy on your sales invoice, your dealer can provide it for Visit our to learn more about the Trane family of products.Funny air conditioner sounds should be inspected by a professional.

The outside unit of your central air conditioning system is called the condenser. This unit compresses refrigerant and discharges the heat your system absorbs from inside your home. It’s normal to hear noise from your air conditioner’s condenser unit when it's running; however, not all noises are harmless. If your condenser unit is making funny or unusual noises, it may be an indication of a serious problem that should be addressed by a certified HVAC technician. Turn off the power to your air conditioning system at the main breaker panel or fuse box. Inspect the fasteners on the metal cage surrounding your condenser unit if you hear rattling during operation. Tighten the screws or bolts that hold the cage in place to stop the noise, using a screwdriver or an adjustable wrench. Contact a certified HVAC technician if tightening the bolts doesn’t quiet the rattle. The compressor motor mounts may have failed, which causes the motor to rattle around inside. Sweep debris off the top of the unit, using a broom.

Move any objects leaning against the sides or base if you hear thumps, bangs or thuds during operation. Inspect the fan blades if you hear clicking or ticking noises. If a blade is bent, this can cause it to wobble, which can produce these sounds. Contact a technician to replace or repair the blade. Look for loose wiring or signs of burning near the wire connections if you hear buzzes or hums. If you see signs of burning, leave the system turned off and contact a technician for service as these are an indication of an electrical issue or a failing motor. If your unit makes a humming noise but doesn’t start, this indicates the compressor motor may have seized or the system may not be running at the proper voltage. All of these problems should be repaired by a professional. Call a certified HVAC technician immediately if the condenser unit is making loud screaming, hissing or whistling noises. Loud hissing or high-pitched whistles indicate a possible refrigerant leak. Refrigerant gas can be extremely dangerous, even in small quantities.