Trane Air Conditioning Systems
 

"Bill" wrote in message
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Is Trane truly the best Air Conditioning System on the market today?
If anybody has a Trane tell me your experience with it?

I have ha a Ruud system for the last 5 years and am very happy with it, no
problems with it.

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Bob G. wrote:

Bill wrote:

Is Trane truly the best Air Conditioning System on the market today?
If anybody has a Trane tell me your experience with it? Regards, Bill

The poster who suggested a GOOGLE search is right on the money.... He
or she also stated that the installer is more important then the
brand...another very very true statement...
I suggest you follow his or her advice.... My only words of advice is
to stay away from proprietary systems if at all possible unless the
price is absolutely much better.... Both my sons are in the HVAC
business and replacing parts can be a nightmare (not only the price
but the availability) when dealing with proprietary systems... Just
in casual talk with each of them NO SINGLE
BRAND stands out as better...and believe it or not NO SINGLE BRAND is
crap either... Bob Griffiths

I'm in general agreement with the above statement.
Proper sizing of the system, along with proper installation and
maintenance are the key factors. - Darrell

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I figure it's probably a crap shoot, but FWIW our trane hasn't held up
too well. Our house was built in 1999, was lived in for about a year,
then sat empty for two years. Not sure how big an impact this has on
the HVAC system, but when we moved in the furnace blower motor was
fried as was the AC fan motor. Both had to be replaced, and then the
replacement trane motor for the AC lasted a whole two days before it
started siezing again.

Both motors have been ok for a few months now.

Like others said, installation is probably a big factor. The repair
guy commented that our furnace motor was covered in dirt and dried mud
and said it looked like it had been sitting in water in the past. He
said that's pretty typical of new constructions, they don't really
take much care with these things and all that dirt and crap can really
shorten the life of your motors.

So who knows...

Bill wrote in message . ..
Is Trane truly the best Air Conditioning System on the market today?
If anybody has a Trane tell me your experience with it?

Regards,
Bill