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KenedyBrian

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I had my new XL16i system with a tem 6 air handler put in today. I am amazed at how much quieter the xl16i is as compared to one I had installed less than two years ago. Another thing I noticed was Trane went with a non electronic txv on this unit.... I guess the electronic txv wasn't up to 400% more reliable as they thought??
 
No they still use the EEV it's just in their more high end air handlers.
 
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Does the tem6 air handler have dip switch setting for control of the blower?

I noticed when the system starts the blower will slowly ramp up but only seems to blow at about 75% and never runs up to 100% even when we were trying to cool off a 84 degree house. My older trane air handler that was similar to this one would ramp to 100%.. House took a little longer to cool off due to lower airflow.. Temp differential between from register to return air had a 22 to 23 degrees difference...

Other than that things are working great. Able to maintain temps...

The installer is sending his trane guy out next week I just want to know how to tell him what I want
 
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Need some time to get it I am away from system.

Before the guys installed the equip it looked at the boxes and compared the model number with the Trane site to ensure im getting what i am paying for. The unit is labled as an xl16i 4 ton. I noticed right away the condensing fan and blade are a different design, no compressor sound blanket, and no electronic txv.
 
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To top it off when I had my 4ton system changed i had the installer change my honeywell wifi thermostat to the model that has two cool stages three heat stages.. I guess I wasted some money..

My installer is good but he normally doesnt do trane...
 
The H model is when they changed to 1 stage, previous models were 2 stage. But have him check to make sure Y1 and Y2 are jumped on the air handler. If hooked only to Y1, you get low airflow.
 
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The H model is when they changed to 1 stage, previous models were 2 stage. But have him check to make sure Y1 and Y2 are jumped on the air handler. If hooked only to Y1, you get low airflow.
Ok tech jumped y and y2 and airflow is at normal full speed now. Since he put in a visionpro 8320 thinking outside unit was 2 stages; I asked if he changed settings to one stage compressor on thermostat and he said settings will be fine since he jumped wire. I just hope I don't have to call him back out when it's time to turn heat on.....
 
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