How do I reset my Trane air conditioner?

How to Reset a Trane HVAC After a Power Loss

Turn the thermostat to the “Off” position. Wait a few minutes, then turn the thermostat either to “Heat” or “Cool.”
Set the thermostat to the desired temperature.
Go to the circuit breaker box if you do not feel or hear airflow.
Turn the thermostat off and then on again.

How long should a Trane AC unit last?

15-20 years
The good news for those who choose to go with a Trane AC unit, is that,these days the expected lifespan for the unit is 15-20 years. Many owners elect to replace units closer to 10-15 in order to upgrade to a more efficient model.

Where is my AC reset button?

How to Reset AC Unit Outside

Step 1: Find the Reset Switch. To reset your air conditioner, you’ll have to first find the reset button of the outside unit.
Step 2: Unplug the AC Power Switch. Next, after finding the reset button, it is time to unplug the AC system.
Step 3: Hold the Reset Power Switch.

How do I know if my air conditioner needs to be replaced?

10 Signs Your Air Conditioner Needs Repair or Replacement

Air Conditioning System is Blowing Warm Air.
AC Thermostat is Not Working.
Little Air Blows Out of Vents.
Loud Noise Inside of the AC Unit.
Strange Odors When AC Turned On.
Not Enough Humidity Removed By the AC.
Problems with the AC Are Occurring More Often.

How do I know if my AC capacitor is bad?

The most common signs and symptoms of a bad AC capacitor include:

AC not blowing cold air.
AC takes a while to start once you turn it on.
Humming sound coming from your air conditioner.
AC shuts off on its own.
AC won’t turn on.

How much does it cost to replace a Trane capacitor?

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Where is my Trane air filter?

The filter usually fits in a slot on the air return side of the unit. These systems are usually found in smaller basements or crawl spaces where space is limited. The filter typically slides into a slot above or below the HVAC unit.