Exciting news: Trane models are about to join our bigger smart thermostat lineup. Trane's been a big name in heating and cooling for over 100 years. Their ComfortLink smart thermostats are especially well-known. Check out our detailed guides on Trane thermostats now.
Trane Thermostat Manuals
It can sometimes be difficult to find the correct instruction manual for your device, particularly for older, discontinued models.
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Model Image | Model ID | Description | Document Updated | Downloads |
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ComfortLink™ II
18-HD64D1-1, TZONE950AC52ZA
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Thermostat |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2011
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XB200
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ComfortControl |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated:
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XL950
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ComfortLink™ II Thermostat |
User Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2011
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BAS-SVX36C-EN
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Thermostats |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2012
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3 Heat (Gas, Oil* or Elec) / 2 Cool / Heat Pump, Dual Fuel
18-HD29D3-4, XR402, TCONT402AN32DA
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Electronic Non-Programmable |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2008
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BMTK-SVN01D-EN
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Tracker Version 12 Building Automation System |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2004
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LS-90
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Thermostat |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2009
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TCONT602AF22MA, 18-HD25D21-2, 18-HD25D21-2, 69-1835-1
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Programmable Comfort Control |
Instruction Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2006
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TCONT800 Series Touch Screen
TCONT800, 22-5207-04, 69-1791-05
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Programmable Comfort Control |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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XR401, TCONT401AN21MA, 22-5206-05
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XR401 Comfort Control |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2011
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TCONT900AC43UA, 22-5211-02, 69-1817-04
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Programmable Comfort Control |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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TAYSTAT 540, 22-5185-01, 69-1229
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Programmable Heat-Pump Thermostat |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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XT300C, XT302C Deluxe
XT300C, XT302C , 22-5127-04, 69-1214
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Programmable Heat-Cool Thermostats |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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XR401, TCONT401AN21MA, 22-5206-01
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Comfort Control |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated:
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Heat Pump thermostat
XT500C , 22-5128-02, 69-1216
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XT500C Deluxe Programmable |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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TAYSTAT 570, 22-5186-0, 69-1248
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Electronic Heat-Pump Thermostat |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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TAYSTAT 370, TAYSTAT 371, TAYSTAT 380, 22-5184-0, 69-1247-1
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Electronic Thermostats |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2000
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TAYSTAT 340, TAYSTAT 350, 22-5183-01, 69-1228-1
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Programmable Thermostat |
Owners Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2000
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CT30
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CT30 Programmable |
Instruction Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2011
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Heat-Cool Thermostat
18-HD25D7-5, XT302C , 69-1213-1
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XT302C Deluxe Programmable |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 1999
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Nexia
TCONT624AS42DA, 32-5088-01, TCONT624A
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Touchscreen Comfort Control |
User Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2013
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CA8900 Z-Wave®
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Digital Thermosta |
Instruction Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2008
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X13511538-01, BAYSTAT152A, THT02775, BAS-SVX44A-EN
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Trane™ Touch-screen Programmable Thermostat |
Installation Manual
Document(s) Updated: 2011
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How To Find Your Thermostat Model Number?
Trane sells several types of thermostats with lots of variations. If you are looking for the Trane thermostat manual for your specific thermostat, it is crucial that you know the model number.
Finding the model number of a thermostat is easy. It should be printed on the back of the face-plate. Simply remove the face plate from the wall to view the model code. For devices with a digital interface, it is sometimes available in the menu system.
Trane Thermostat Manuals: Latest Smart Thermostats
Trane has a number of connected thermostats, aimed at the smart home such as the ComfortLink, the XL824 and XL724. These thermostats can connect to a wireless home internet network. With the help of your smartphone or computer, you can communicate with the smart thermostat remotely.
This technology provides the ultimate convenience to the user. You can control the temperature of your house from your bed. If you ever forget to turn off the heating or cooling system, then you can turn them off when away from home.
Why Upgrade to a Smart Thermostat?
I've spent a long time covering smart thermostats and highly recommend upgrading from an older Trane model. It really can make your life easier while also saving you money.
With a smart thermostat, you can change the temperature from your phone, no matter where you are. This means your home can be comfy before you even walk in the door.
Plus, smart thermostats can learn your habits and adjust automatically, which can lower your energy bills.
Check out my smart thermostat article here to learn more.
Other Trane Thermostats
Programmable
As the name suggests, with a programmable, you can program the device in advance. The thermostat then uses the data to change the temperature of the house during the day and night. Many Trane thermostats (like the ComfortControl) have a 7-day programmable feature. The 7-day programmable thermostat is one of the best of its kind. With these thermostats, you can program a separate schedule for all 7 days of the week separately.
For example, if you work extra hours on Friday or take Mondays off, you can set the thermostat accordingly. The device will follow pre-set orders and communicate with the heating / cooling systems to achieve the temperature.
Non-Programmable
The non-programmable thermostats from Trane are best for those people who don't like the complexity of schedules. These thermostats are easy to operate, and you can change the temperature of your house manually.
Non-programmable thermostats (like the XR402) are as basic as it gets. Any time you need to change the temperature, you would have to walk up to the device and change the settings. There is no option to pre-set the temperatures or program a schedule.
The majority of users might not prefer the lack of features. However, a good quality non-programmable thermostat like Trane’s can save you money on the electricity bill.
Troubleshooting a Trane Thermostat
Below are some general troubleshooting instructions for your Trane thermostat. Exact troubleshooting advice depends on the model so I recommend you check the specific manual above for the correct instructions.
- Display not showing: This can be a reason for the loss of 24VAC between R & C at the control. Check the wiring between the R and C terminals, and ensure the 24VAC output from the transformer is correct. Also, check for shorted or broken wires.
- The indoor temperature display is incorrect: Adjust the indoor temperature sensor. If the control is in contact with another air source, then either relocate the control or the air source.
- Indoor humidity display is incorrect: Adjust the humidity sensor.
- Cooling will not come on: Select the “Cooling Mode” from the system mode and turn it “On”. You can also lower the minimum off-time delay. If the problem is not solved, repair the device.
- Heating will not come on: Select the “Heating Mode” from the system mode and turn it “On”. You can also lower the minimum off-time delay. If the problem is not solved, repair the device.
- Heating/Cooling is displayed, but air is not coming out: Select the correct mode from the system mode and turn it “On”. You can also lower the minimum off-time delay. If the problem is not solved, check and repair the device.
- The fan runs all the time: It could be because the fan is set on “on” or “Circ”. You can solve it by changing it to “Auto”.
- Check the manual. Search for your model of Trane thermostat manual, and see if there are any clues.
7 Comments
Lisa Sauriol
I have a CONT602AF22MA, 18-HD25D21-2, 18-HD25D21-2, 69-1835-1 And it will not turn on. Currently it is showing a “HOLD” by the inside temperature and my heat has not turned on. It is now 56 degrees in the house. Batteries are new and everything else seems to be working. Any thoughts?
Thank you.
Daniel Walsh
Hi Lisa
It sounds like your TCONT602AF22MA Trane thermostat is currently locked in Hold mode, preventing your heat from turning on. It’s usually a case of increasing or decreasing the temperature or pressing Hold again to disable the Hold and and allow your heating system to function normally.
If that doesn’t work, it’s possible the buttons have jammed or the thermostat has glitched and may need to be replaced.
It might be worth bypassing the thermostat to see if that triggers the heat to come on and if so, then you know the thermostat is the problem. There’s a good video here on how to do this (if you are confident with wiring) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y_R9unnadI
Hope this helps
Daniel
Erik Hoke
Belay my last, I believe I found the manuals . Thank you anyway.
Erik Hoke
I would like an instruction manual for Trane thermostat model number BAYSENSO19B as I have 38 of these that I have to set for winter at my factory. The previous maintenance man did not leave a manual accessable. Please send it to this E-mail address, thank you very much.
Binh Nguyen
I very appreciate if you have instruction manual for the Trane Room thermostat P/N 024-0675 (4-stage thermostat). Thanks so much
Al Matteucci
I am looking for an instruction manual for a Trane thermostat model number, TCONT803AS32DAA. I found an instruction manual on your website for a thermostat model number TCONT800 Series Touch Screen but I did not find an instruction manual for the exact model number that I have. Would the instruction manual for the 800 series touchscreen also work for my model number? If not, where could I get an instruction manual for my model number? Thanks so much.
Alex tongbua
I would like to have a service manual for Trane thermostat model baysens019b or where can I find one?