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B December 23rd 04 02:21 AM

blinking red light on Trane unit
 
In my attic there's a Trane central heat/AC unit. There's a round "window"
the size of a quarter, and peering into that window I see a blinking red
light. Whats up with that?
-B



B December 23rd 04 02:40 AM

I wasn't very specific, ... It's a Trane XE90, three years old, seems to be
working fine (right now), and the red light blinks 2 times per second. -B

"B" wrote in message
...
In my attic there's a Trane central heat/AC unit. There's a round "window"
the size of a quarter, and peering into that window I see a blinking red
light. Whats up with that?
-B





TURTLE December 23rd 04 02:48 AM


"B" wrote in message
...
In my attic there's a Trane central heat/AC unit. There's a round "window"
the size of a quarter, and peering into that window I see a blinking red
light. Whats up with that?
-B


This is Turtle.

It is a diagnosis lite to blink and tell the tech what is wrong with it if there
is a problem. If the lite is blinking about every 1 second apart and no changes
in the pattern. It is saying Leave Me Alone - Leave Me Alone - Leave Me Alone.

TURTLE



MLD December 23rd 04 02:54 AM

On my Trane there are two lights-red & green. The green light blinks
relatively slow when there is no demand for heat and much faster when there
is a demand for heat. Normally, the red light blinks about every 20 sec or
so. When there is a problem it is the one that is used to interpert any
diagnostic codes. This is spelled out in the furnace manual. Suggest you
read yours or find it at the Trane site for more specific information.
MLD
"B" wrote in message
...
In my attic there's a Trane central heat/AC unit. There's a round "window"
the size of a quarter, and peering into that window I see a blinking red
light. Whats up with that?
-B






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