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Trane COM12307 Compressor R410 460V/3PH

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Special Price $3,333.91 Regular Price $3,700.64
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COM12307
The Trane COM12307 Scroll Compressor is a refrigeration part that is used in HVAC systems to compress and distribute R410A refrigerant in commercial and industrial cooling systems. The compressor, which is the main unit in the system, is the driving force behind the refrigeration cycle which maintains the performance of the cooling. Its three-phase 460V operation is also combined with system controls, lubrication circuits and safety parts in order to supply stable and efficient operation with changes in load and ambient conditions.
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Specifications

  • Type: Compressor
  • Voltage: 460V
  • Refrigerant: R410
  • Phase: 3Ph
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What maintenance is required for the Trane COM12307 Compressor?

Regularly inspect the compressor for oil leaks, vibration, or unusual noises. Check electrical connections and refrigerant levels. Clean surrounding components to ensure proper airflow. Proper maintenance ensures efficient cooling and prevents operational interruptions.

What are common issues with the Trane COM12307 Compressor?

  • Failure to start or frequent tripping.
  • Overheating or excessive vibration.
  • Refrigerant leaks or low pressure.
  • Unusual noises during operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power and refrigerant lines before starting installation.

Step 2: Remove the old compressor if replacing, and safely recover any remaining refrigerant.

Step 3: Position the new compressor securely on the mounting base, aligning bolt holes.

Step 4: Connect suction, discharge, and liquid lines according to the system schematic.

Step 5: Wire the compressor to the control panel following the electrical diagram.

Step 6: Restore power and refrigerant, then perform a test run to check for proper operation and leaks.