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Trane COM7078 Rotary Compressor 1-Phase 1-Ton 265V

Special Price $818.81 Regular Price $908.88
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COM7078
Trane COM7078 is a rotary compressor that is used for single phase HVAC systems which has a cooling capacity of 1 ton. In layman’s terms, it is the main component of your air conditioning system that circulates refrigerant to eliminate and gather heat, to cool your area. While reciprocating compressor is in essence piston operated, rotary compressors employ eccentric rotating vanes for compression of the refrigerant. This design has the following benefits. First, rotary compressors are usually less noisy because their working cycle is continuous. Second, they may have a higher efficiency than reciprocating compressors when used in an application.
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Specifications

  • Range of Temperature: 232°F to 128°F
  • Frequency: 60Hz
  • Phase: Single
  • Voltage: 265V
  • Weight: 24.27lbs
Manufacturer Name: Trane
Product Number: COM7078
OEM Part Number: COM7078
Product Description: 265V 1Ph 1Ton Rotarycompressor
Weight:24.27lbs/11008.68g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Trane COM7078 Rotary Compressor?

Regularly inspect electrical connections and ensure correct voltage supply to prevent motor strain. Keep the compressor clean and free from dust buildup to maintain efficient heat exchange. Check refrigerant levels and look for leaks during scheduled servicing. Monitor operating noise and vibration to detect early mechanical wear.

What are common issues with the Trane COM7078 Rotary Compressor?

  • Refrigerant leakage causing reduced cooling performance.
  • Electrical failure due to voltage imbalance or overheating.
  • Excessive vibration from worn internal components.
  • Compressor short cycling affecting efficiency.
  • Oil contamination reducing lubrication effectiveness.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power supply and confirm circuit is fully inactive for safety.

Step 2: Recover refrigerant properly and disconnect suction and discharge lines.

Step 3: Remove old compressor and place new compressor on mounting base.

Step 4: Secure bolts firmly and connect refrigerant lines with leak-tight brazing.

Step 5: Reconnect electrical terminals per wiring diagram.

Step 6: Vacuum system, charge refrigerant, then restore power and check operation.