trane warranty

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The Base Limited Warranty goes into effect for units that aren’t registered or were registered more than 60 days after installation. It covers parts that might fail due to manufacturer defects, but not the labor to repair them. In most cases, this warranty lasts five years, but the length of coverage may change depending on the product. The Registered Limited Warranty lengthens the term of your Trane warranty coverage if you or your dealer complete the Trane warranty registration within 60 days of installation*. You’ll need the product serial number to register. You can find it on your dealer paperwork as well as on the unit(s). You can also find the serial number on the unit itself on a sticker or nameplate. For added peace of mind, some HVAC companies offer an extended warranty that may cover parts and labor. This might include a free one-year HVAC labor warranty to guarantee the installation was done properly. It could also be an extended warranty. Be sure to read the fine print to identify what’s covered and for how long.

Trane Warranties: Types and Coverage Explained

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