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Trane Heat Pump has no labels for C Wire or Power Connector

CMPyeatte
Community Member

I have a 12 year old American Standard (Trane) heat pump. Nest has been reporting an N262 error code, suggesting I need more power to the thermostat that shuts off after reaching the set heat temperature. There are several connectors in my heat pump control panel, and it appears that all thermostat wires are attached to one plug. I see no option for me to attach any connector or wire to this setup. Is returning the Nest my only option? (Photos on control panel available)

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zoeuvre
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi CMPyeatte, 

 

Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that your thermostat is showing you N262 code. The N262 error code often indicates a lack of power, and one common solution is to have a C wire (common wire) connected to your thermostat. The C wire provides constant power to the thermostat, which can help alleviate power-related issues. If your Trane Heat Pump has no labels for C Wire, that is considered as a complex system and we recommend you call a pro

 

Let us know if you have any other questions.

 

Best,

Zoe