[duckman06]

Not yet but I will. Sounds like I have 60 days to get it all registered with Trane.

60 days to register sounds like limited warranty. 10 years parts, 12 year compressor warranty. The dealer needs to process 10 year labor warranty through trane. You might want to check on that with your dealer?

 

[nsula_country]

Good looking install, very clean. "Nothing can stop a Trane!"

CT

 

[joedekock]

Thanks. I was going off of a bunch of different forums and articles on the web. They all say between 35% and 45%. I figured I would dial it down in that range and lower if I notice moisture on the windows.

45% RH is too high for the colder temps of the winter. moisture will condense on the windows.

 

[carmon]

I would not buy a Trane...... never never never.... however I must say it is top notch equipment if installed right

 

[mayguy]

Glad to hear it worked out well. Did you get a two stage stat with it?

 

[wahoo]

We don't sell Trane either, but we do ALWAYS register our customer's equipment so they receive maximum warranty coverage. And the labor coverage goes thru the dealer also, so you need to contact them right away. At least it does with brands we sell. Good job! But then again we don't try and tell our customers we offer "free" finanacing. Sadly there is no such thing. To offer a customer 36 month "free" financing requires a pretty hefty fee that's got to be hidden in the quote. But you did get a good job from all appearances. I'd imagine the dealer had to "hide" at least 15% in job to cover this "free" financing. Probably more, sadly enough.