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Trane EXC1388 Heat Exchanger

Special Price $1,555.45 Regular Price $1,726.55
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EXC1388
The Trane EXC1388 Heat Exchanger is one of the core components that helps in heat exchange within the Trane HVAC system. A power plant heat exchanger is well constructed to facilitate the exchange of heat between two fluids without them coming into contact with each other. In contrast to the method of using an open flame or water boiler, this heat exchanger is a closed circuit. The hot fluid is in the internal tubes of the exchanger while the cooler fluid flows through the different channels in the particular unit.
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Specifications

  • Type: Heat Exchanger
  • Weight: 188lbs
  • Length: 42"
Manufacturer Name: Trane
Product Number: EXC1388
OEM Part Number: EXC1388
Product Description: Heat Exchanger
Weight:188lbs/85275.3g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Trane EXC1388 Heat Exchanger?

Inspect the heat exchanger regularly for cracks, corrosion, or soot buildup. Ensure proper airflow and remove debris from surrounding areas. Maintenance helps prevent efficiency loss and operational hazards. Always use protective gear when handling hot or sharp components.

What are common issues with the Trane EXC1388 Heat Exchanger?

  • Inconsistent heating performance.
  • Cracks or leaks in the metal structure.
  • Uneven heating or cold spots.
  • Corrosion from moisture or chemical exposure.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Ensure power to the HVAC system is turned off before starting.

Step 2: Remove access panels to reach the existing heat exchanger.

Step 3: Carefully disconnect and remove the old heat exchanger.

Step 4: Position the new heat exchanger in place, aligning all ports and mounts.

Step 5: Secure with manufacturer-specified fasteners and reconnect all ducts and connections.

Step 6: Replace access panels and restore system power.

Step 7: Test the system for proper operation and check for leaks.