Trane furnaces are designed to keep your home warm and comfortable throughout the winter months. With powerful blowers, precise controls, and durable heat exchangers, Trane furnaces provide years of reliable performance.
Finding the right Trane furnace parts is easy at Sears PartsDirect. Browse models below or use the search bar at the top of the page to locate parts by model number, part number, or keyword. Whether you're addressing a minor issue or performing a major repair, we have the parts and resources you need to get your furnace back in top condition.
Sears PartsDirect offers genuine Trane furnace parts along with detailed diagrams and repair guides to make your DIY repairs straightforward and effective. For tips and resources on maintaining and repairing a variety of home appliances, visit our DIY repair help section. Whether you're tackling a minor fix or a more involved repair, we’re here to help you every step of the way.
When your Trane furnace isn’t performing as expected, these resources can help you diagnose and resolve the issue:
Why won’t my furnace ignite? If your furnace isn’t igniting, it could be due to a faulty gas valve, a dirty burner orifice, or a damaged flame sensor. Check out our guide on Why your furnace won’t ignite for step-by-step troubleshooting.
Why isn’t my furnace blowing hot enough? A clogged air filter or a malfunctioning thermostat can reduce your furnace’s heating efficiency. Learn more with our guide on Why your furnace isn’t blowing hot enough.
Why won’t my furnace turn on? If your furnace won’t start, the issue could stem from an electrical problem, a faulty thermostat, or a gas supply issue. Visit our guide on Why your furnace won’t turn on.
Why won’t the furnace burners stay lit? Burners that won’t stay lit could indicate a dirty flame sensor or a faulty gas valve. For more details, check out our guide on Why furnace burners won’t stay lit.
How to replace the furnace flame sensor. The flame sensor detects the burner flame and signals the gas valve to stay open. Follow our guide on How to replace the furnace flame sensor to keep your furnace running safely and efficiently.
Commonly replaced Trane furnace parts
Keep your Trane furnace running smoothly by replacing these essential components:
Air filter: Keeps dust and debris out of the furnace, ensuring efficient airflow and heating performance.
Blower assembly: Circulates warm air through the heat exchanger and your home.
Thermocouple/flame sensor: Ensures safe ignition by detecting the pilot light or burner flame.
Hot surface igniter: Lights the burner flame to start the heating process.
Thermostat: Monitors and controls the furnace to maintain your desired indoor temperature.
Find reliable Trane furnace parts and expert help
Sears PartsDirect offers genuine Trane furnace parts along with detailed diagrams and repair guides to make your DIY repairs straightforward and effective.
If you prefer professional help, schedule a furnace repair appointment with Sears Home Services. Our experienced technicians can diagnose and fix your Trane furnace quickly, ensuring your home stays warm and comfortable.
