Trane XV20i / XV18 variable-speed outdoor units (4TTV0 AC, 4TWV0 heat pump, ComfortLink II): quick sheet

Covers: Trane variable-speed TruComfort / ComfortLink II communicating outdoor units: 4TTV0 air conditioners (XV20i family, e.g. 4TTV0024A1000C, 4TTV0036, 4TTV0048, 4TTV0060, 4TTV0061) and 4TWV0 heat pumps (Service Facts 4T-V0-SF). They use an Integrated Variable Speed Control (IVSC) board and a Communicating Display Assembly (CDA) in the outdoor unit. Distributor listings note several 4TTV0 revisions; confirm the full model on the nameplate before ordering parts. Single-stage XR14/XR16 units are on a separate sheet.

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An inverter-driven system with an electronic expansion valve (EEV), a pressure transducer, multiple temperature sensors and a communicating 850/950/1050 Trane thermostat. Diagnosis is done mostly through the CDA menus at the outdoor unit (alert menu, alert history, monitor, configuration and control/test menus) plus two LEDs on the IVSC.

Safety first

Inverter capacitors hold dangerous voltage after power off.
No refrigerant or EEV service steps here: refer to an EPA 608 certified technician.

How it works

The thermostat sends demand over the data line; the IVSC calculates compressor and fan speed. In cooling or heating the STATUS LED flashes two times per second and the CDA home screen shows COOLING or HEATING.

The COMM LED flashes a device count showing how many communicating devices are on the data line.

The CDA Monitor menu shows compressor demand in percent, drive data and sensor values; the Control menu runs unit tests (for example a forced defrost on heat pumps or an open-valve test of the EEV).

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Official manufacturer documentation

Always confirm values against the tech sheet for the exact model.

Trane Technologies literature e-library

OnCall Tech is a reference tool for trained technicians and can make mistakes. Always disconnect power and confirm with the manufacturer's documentation before you work. © 2026 OnCall Tech. Original content; not a reproduction of any manufacturer document.Generic part photos (not of this brand): Air-source heat pump outdoor unit beside a house in the snow by PeterEastern, CC BY-SA 4.0

Diagnostic guides for this appliance

Guide · Air Conditioner

PTAC not cooling (fan runs, air not cold)

Most PTAC no-cool calls are airflow (filter, coils), a wrong control setting or a failed compressor start component. Rule those out before suspecting the sealed system.

6 steps ~60 minmoderate

Guide · Air Conditioner

PTAC not heating (electric heat or heat pump)

PTACs heat with electric strip heat, a heat pump, or both. Heat pump models switch to strip heat in cold weather. Check settings, then the heater element and its limits, then the reversing valve.

5 steps ~60 minmoderate

Guide · Air Conditioner

PTAC error codes: how to read and clear them

Most PTAC brands store fault codes that can be shown with a button combination on the control (for example, on GE Zoneline (2019 technical service guide) you hold FAN and the red AUX button together while the unit is OFF, and AUX clears stored faults; other models use other sequences, so use the model's tech sheet). Read the active code, fix the cause, then clear it.

4 steps ~20 mineasy

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Carrier Infinity Greenspeed Intelligence variable-speed outdoor units: 24VNA6 air conditioner (up to 26 SEER) and 25VNA4 heat pump (up to 24 SEER, up to 13 HSPF), 2-5 ton. Nomenclature from the service manual: 24 = AC, 25 = HP; V = variable speed; N = Infinity series; A = Puron (R-410A); 6 / 4 = SEER tier; two digits = nominal capacity (e.g. 36 = 36,000 BTU/h); voltage digit 3 = 208/230-1; compressor ID 4 = variable-speed scroll, 5 = variable-speed rotary. Serial format: week + year + plant letter + sequence (e.g. 0118E00001). Other 24VNA families (24VNA0, 24VNA9) use different software and code lists.

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Lennox XC21 air conditioner and XP21 heat pump (Dave Lennox Signature, iComfort-enabled): quick sheet

Lennox XC21 (air conditioner, service literature Corp. 1007-L2) and XP21 (heat pump, Corp. 1031-L7), 2, 3, 4 and 5 ton, R-410A, expansion valve indoor coils only. Both use an A175 main control (outdoor control part number 101798-xx) that works in communicating (iComfort) or conventional 24 V mode, plus a separate fan motor control. The XP21 literature describes a two-stage scroll compressor; the 2018 XC21 literature describes the compressor as one-stage while the same control section covers two-stage units, so confirm staging on the nameplate. For ML14XC1/EL16XC1 single-stage units see the separate sheet.

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Goodman / Amana ComfortNet two-stage condensers and heat pumps (GSXC, DSXC, ASXC, GSZC, ASZC 16-18 SEER): quick sheet

Goodman (G), Goodman Deluxe (D) and Amana (A) communicating-ready two-stage split units: SXC = air conditioner, SZC = heat pump; 16 or 18 = SEER class; then capacity (024-060) and voltage digit (1 = 208/230 V single phase), e.g. GSXC180481, DSXC160361, ASZC180601. Revisions moved through Copeland UltraTech 2-stage scroll compressors (later UltraTech 3) and 7 mm coils. They work with a ComfortNet communicating thermostat over a 4-wire connection or with conventional 2-stage 24 V thermostats. Single-stage GSX/GSZ units are on a separate sheet.

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