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| Trane Recalls Home Heating and Air Conditioning Units Components | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 18, 1999 -- - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the Trane Company is voluntarily recalling 9,900 accessory electric heaters. These heaters are used to provide supplemental heat in heat pump or electric heating systems. Whether in the cooling, fan, heating or off mode, incorrectly routed wires can cause the accessory heater to continually cycle on and off. Excessive heat could catch nearby combustibles on fire. Trane, of Tyler, Texas, is a division of American Standard Inc. Trane
said it is aware of four reports of heaters continually running. No property damage or
injuries were reported. The air handler is a painted metal cabinet,
which has the Trane or American Standard nameplate on its front. The nameplate provides a
list of accessory electric heater model numbers that could be installed in that air
handler. The model numbers for the recalled units are BAYHTR1419A and B.
Independent installers of Trane and
American Standard equipment sold these accessory heaters nationwide from October 1997
through May 1999 for between $250 and $400. Consumers also can get information on finding a local dealer at the Trane Web site.
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