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Operation

The following sections describe the operation of the Trane ProSpace unit.

Control Buttons and Functions

The section describes the buttons and functionality of the Trane ProSpace unit.

O

ON

N//O

OF

FF

F; turns the unit ON or OFF.

M

Mo

od

de

e; switches between Cool, Fan, Heat, or Dry (optional). Pressing this button when in OFF

mode and the controller resumes to the operation status before power-off.

W

WA

AR

RM

ME

ER

R o

orr C

CO

OO

OL

LE

ER

R; the dual–8 nixie tube displays the indoor temperature for 15 seconds

and then turns OFF. It is used to increase/decrease the temperature or timer setting.

F

Fa

an

n; sets the High, Medium, Low or Auto fan speeds.

T

Tiim

me

err; sets the timer function by using either of the buttons on the control panel or by the

remote controller.

T

Tiim

me

err O

ON

N ffu

un

nccttiio

on

n; the timer can be set to ON when the unit is OFF. Setting range is

between O.5 hours to 24 hours. When timer ON setting is reached, the system stops and
operates according to the set mode.

T

Tiim

me

err O

OF

FF

F ffu

un

nccttiio

on

n; When the unit is off, timer OFF can be set. Setting range is between

O.5 hours, to 24 hours. When timer OFF setting is reached, the system stops operation.

T

Tiim

me

err P

Prre

ev

viie

ew

w ffu

un

nccttiio

on

n: use this function to preview the remaining time of timer.

S

Slle

ee

ep

p ffu

un

nc

cttiio

on

n; can only be set only using the remote controller.

D

Drry

y ffu

un

nccttiio

on

n; the air conditioner can dehumidify and make the room air dry and comfortable.

B

Bu

uzzzze

err o

op

pttiio

on

n; when the controller is energized, or when a valid remote control signal or

/button signal is received, the buzzer beeps.

A

Au

utto

o F

Fa

an

n S

Sp

pe

ee

ed

d ffu

un

nccttiio

on

n; can be automatically selected according to different modes or

indoor temperature to achieve a higher comfort level.

E

Em

me

errg

ge

en

nccy

y C

Co

oo

olliin

ng

g O

Op

pe

erra

attiio

on

n ffu

un

nc

cttiio

on

n; When the indoor ambient temperature is 86°F

(30°C), the unit starts cooling automatically. When the indoor ambient reaches 80.6°F (27°C),
the unit stops operation.

F

F--cco

od

de

e R

Re

em

mo

otte

e C

Co

on

nttrro

olllle

err ffu

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nc

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on

n; optional.

Operating the Remote Control

The optional ProSpace remote control has many of the features that are accessible through the
ProSpace front panel. Ensure that there are no obstructions between the receiver and the remote
controller.

IIm

mp

po

orrtta

an

ntt:: Do not drop or throw the remote control. Do not spill any liquids in the remote

control. Do not put the remote control directly into the sunlight or near hot surfaces.

Summary of Contents for ProSpace PTEF

Page 1: ...es specific knowledge and training Improperly installed adjusted or altered equipment by an unqualified person could result in death or serious injury When working on the equipment observe all precaut...

Page 2: ...rants that contain Chlorine Fluorine and Carbon CFCs and those containing Hydrogen Chlorine Fluorine and Carbon HCFCs Not all refrigerants containing these compounds have the same potential impact to...

Page 3: ...l P PP PE E i in n a ac cc co or rd da an nc ce e w wi it th h O OS SH HA A N NF FP PA A 7 70 0E E o or r o ot th he er r c co ou un nt tr ry y s sp pe ec ci if fi ic c r re eq qu ui ir re em me en nt...

Page 4: ...revise this publication at any time and to make changes to its content without obligation to notify any person of such revision or change Trademarks All trademarks referenced in this document are the...

Page 5: ...11 All Units 11 Grounding 11 Voltage Supply 12 Cord Connected Units 12 Power Cord Protection 12 Installation 13 Trane Wall Sleeve and Grille 13 Considerations for Use of Existing Sleeves 13 Installing...

Page 6: ...6 PTAC SVX002A EN Front Panel and Case 27 Outdoor Coil 27 Base Pan 27 Air Filter 27 Troubleshooting 29 T Ta ab bl le e o of f C Co on nt te en nt ts s...

Page 7: ...oling with Electric Heat H Heat Pump with Electric Heat D Di ig gi it t 4 4 D De ev ve el lo op pm me en nt t S Se eq qu ue en nc ce e F D Di ig gi it t 5 5 t th hr ro ou ug gh h 7 7 S Si iz ze e a an...

Page 8: ...or optimum quietness The indoor fan always runs at a minimum of 10 seconds before the compressor in order to reduce the sound of the compressor starting Random Compressor Restart The compressor is equ...

Page 9: ...s the Dual 8 displays a ten digit the unit digit at first and then displays BLANK hundred digit Fan Configuration Optimization for Selected Application The unit can be optimized for selected applicat...

Page 10: ...ed from a different location If the unit detects 24 Vac on this input it automatically turns itself OFF If no voltage is detected on the input the unit runs normally Wall Thermostat Control a wired wa...

Page 11: ...erage requirements for example electric heater size The unit ships without a power cord N No ot te e Ensure the outlet matches the appropriate prong configuration on the plug It should be within reach...

Page 12: ...e 09 12 and 15 Voltage 230 Vac 265 Vac Amps 15 20 30 15 20 30 Heater Size 2 5 kW 3 5 kW 5 0 kW 2 5 kW 3 5 kW 5 0 kW Plug Layout G G G G W G W G W NEMA Plug 6 15P 6 20P 6 30P 7 15P 7 20P 7 30P Cord PWR...

Page 13: ...s c co ou ul ld d r re es su ul lt t i in n d de ea at th h o or r s se er ri io ou us s i in nj ju ur ry y W Wh he en n i it t i is s n ne ec ce es ss sa ar ry y t to o w wo or rk k w wi it th h l li...

Page 14: ...lity for costs or damage due to defects in the sleeve or for improper installation Remove any existing foam baffles installed on competitor s outdoor grille General Electric Metal Wall Sleeve intercha...

Page 15: ...ab bo ov ve e t th he e u un ni it t t to o p pr re ev ve en nt t t th he e s st tr ra ap ps s f fr ro om m c cr ru us sh hi in ng g t th he e u un ni it t c ca ab bi in ne et t o or r d da am ma ag g...

Page 16: ...ts firmly against front of wall sleeve 5 Secure with four screws supplied through the unit flange holes 6 Re install front panel by first hooking tabs over top rail of unit and then pushing in on the...

Page 17: ...Direction Only for Duct Installations 1 Remove front panel 2 Remove louver screws that hold the louver insert in place on the back side of the front panel 3 Turn louver insert and rotate it 180 4 Repl...

Page 18: ...y Heating Electric Heat Only Heat Pump Down For only heat pump units 2 Wall Thermostat Enable A wired wall thermostat can be connected to the unit The dip switch must be adjusted accordingly in order...

Page 19: ...simultaneously either the S Se et tp po oi in nt t or S Se et tp po oi in nt t buttons Choose from the following four 4 options F Fa ah hr re en nh he ei it t C Ce el ls si iu us s D Di is sp pl la ay...

Page 20: ...nd E Em me er rg ge en nc cy y A Au ut to o C Co oo ol li in ng g R Re ej je ec ct te ed d displays as CD 7 When activating Auto Cooling Operation and room temperature reaches 85 F while the unit is i...

Page 21: ...nd di iv vi id du ua al l w wh ho o h ha as s b be ee en n p pr ro op pe er rl ly y t tr ra ai in ne ed d i in n h ha an nd dl li in ng g l li iv ve e e el le ec ct tr ri ic ca al l c co om mp po on n...

Page 22: ...ATUS LED indicator on main board 5 Reinstall terminal connector 6 Ensure that unit is configured for wall thermostat enable 7 Replace control panel label with control panel guard 8 Power up the unit G...

Page 23: ...of diagnostic codes Table 5 Diagnostic Codes Diagnostic Code Code Description Explanation 1 Indoor air temp sensor open or short An 8 segment display Fl STATUS light flashes once an then OFF 3 seconds...

Page 24: ...me er r P Pr re ev vi ie ew w f fu un nc ct ti io on n use this function to preview the remaining time of timer S Sl le ee ep p f fu un nc ct ti io on n can only be set only using the remote controll...

Page 25: ...in size for each speed When initializing the fan the AUTO setting is default N No ot te e Only LOW Fan Mode can be selected in DRY mode Pressing this key can not adjust the fan speed but can send mess...

Page 26: ...TC CH H O ON NS SW WI IT TC CH H O OF FF F states The unit show the LOCK icon when in LOCK Mode in which case the lock icon flashes three 3 times upon operation of any key The LOCK icon does not disp...

Page 27: ...ned N No ot te e Never use a high pressure sprayer on the coil Base Pan Periodically check the base pan and clean if required Air Filter I Im mp po or rt ta an nt t Do not the operate unit without fil...

Page 28: ...nt filter Clean outdoor orifice and fan Clean indoor coil Never use high pressure spray on coils Clean indoor fan wire screen and front panel Clean or install new indoor air inlet filter s Clean wall...

Page 29: ...been turned OFF to prevent tripping of the compressor overload Ensure that curtains blinds or furniture are not restricting or blocking unit airflow Reset to a lower or higher temperature setting Remo...

Page 30: ...ressor Restart whenever the unit is plugged in or the power has been restarted a random compressor restart occurs After a power outage the compressor restarts after approximately three 3 minutes Compr...

Page 31: ...PTAC SVX002A EN 31 N No ot te es s...

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