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  1. 12-12-2009, 02:29 PM #1
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    Trane voyager service Manual

    need to get a manual so I can firmilerize myself with locations for servicing a newer RTU.
    Looking at it without taking covers off and wondering where is access for burners and controls
    DON"T mess with the US
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    ITS ALL ABOUT LEARNIN!
    I thought it would be better by now
    "He who works with his hands is a laborer.
    He who works with his hands & his head is a craftsman.
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    left pannel blower compartment..middle panel heating section..not your standard burner as in a furnace(correction..some do have normal burners)...right panel compressor section..top 1/3 contains controls...depending on the model is what type of controls are in there. the fancy ones have several boards.. ultra basic model has a few contractors. Separate control board for heating. If u measure gas preasure at the valve u will get a negative reading...they basically suck the gas out of the line, mix it with air then throw it into the burner compartment. there are slight variations depending on age and models
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    I just did a CPU on one. Hold on to your PO book! They are pricey to fix.

    Tip, 3 wire limit in blower section loves to stick open after a power outage. ( if the heat was rocking when power went out )
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    Quote Originally Posted by epacertified View Post
    need to get a manual so I can firmilerize myself with locations for servicing a newer RTU.
    Looking at it without taking covers off and wondering where is access for burners and controls

    Here's a standard 15ton gas pack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ascj View Post
    Here's a standard 15ton gas pack.
    Thank you for That!
    I was present the other day on a Jobsite where a RTU would not fire up in heating mode
    I was watching as the Boss on the job tried to figger out what made it tick.
    As I walked around the unit in 20 degree temps I said to myself.....It would be nice if Someone KNEW.
    Next time I may!
    ( i,ve learned to stand back ntil asked for help)Thay called in a service tech and he turned it into a 10 hr service callon a 2year old unit.
    DON"T mess with the US
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    ITS ALL ABOUT LEARNIN!
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    "He who works with his hands is a laborer.
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    He who works with his hands, his head & his heart is an artist."
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    http://hvac.amickracing.com/RTU%20Tr...%20RTU%20info/

    Happy reading!
    Perhaps you should have read the instructions before calling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrbenny View Post
    http://hvac.amickracing.com/RTU%20Tr...%20RTU%20info/

    Happy reading!
    WOW
    thats all I can Say!
    DON"T mess with the US
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    He who works with his hands, his head & his heart is an artist."
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    JRBENNY
    How many clicks did it take for you to get that info?
    DON"T mess with the US
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    Amick is a member here. I've known about that site for quite some time. It's in my Favorites. I think he shared it in the Pro Section links thread a few years ago.
    Perhaps you should have read the instructions before calling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrbenny View Post
    Amick is a member here. I've known about that site for quite some time. It's in my Favorites. I think he shared it in the Pro Section links thread a few years ago.

    Yes your right.
    I did not relize how valuable it is until now!
    BUY THAT MAN A BEER
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrbenny View Post
    Amick is a member here. I've known about that site for quite some time. It's in my Favorites. I think he shared it in the Pro Section links thread a few years ago.
    Yup...It's in a Pro Technical stickie:
    http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=130325
    (Scroll down to Post #2)
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    i am going to ask Santa for a printer and a ream of paper for Christmas, its time to start making binders of info for my home office
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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowirenut View Post
    i am going to ask Santa for a printer and a ream of paper for Christmas, its time to start making binders of info for my home office
    make sure it's a laser

    not a crappy ink jet that you'll still be printing that stuff next year
    It`s better to be silent and thought the fool; than speak and remove all doubt.
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    you can figure out a voyager with a quarter thru the test mode and yes they run in a negative there good units always on inspections check the round barrel in the heat exh they tend to crack
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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowirenut View Post
    i am going to ask Santa for a printer and a ream of paper for Christmas, its time to start making binders of info for my home office
    Saving a file on a laptop is cheaper,neater and easier to access,
    I,m trowing my books away they only take up room,
    Have you seen the price of ink cartriges lately?
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    Good Stuff, Maynard! Just came on to look for this exact kind of info. Greatly appreciated!
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    Moved to tech to tech commercial


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    Quote Originally Posted by dilky View Post
    you can figure out a voyager with a quarter thru the test mode
    Never thought of that one. You can also use the nut driver you just used to open it up.
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