The Symbio 700 Service Test Mode is a feature that allows users to initiate certain operating modes of the equipment through the onboard display or the mobile app. It provides the ability to energize the various components of the system, either to support general system startup tasks or to support troubleshooting. Below are the steps to initiate Service Test Mode.
Symbio 700 Mobile Phone App Service Test Mode
Symbio 700 Mobile Phone App Service Test Mode
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On the Home screen, select the Tools icon at the bottom right corner of the screen to navigate to the Tools screen.
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Select Service Test Mode.
- Select any of the blue play icons to initiate that test mode.
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When a test is active, the status turns blue and displays the name of the active test mode.
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To exit Service Test Mode, click the blue stop icon next to the active test mode. Active test modes time out after the Service Test Timeout timer (60 minutes default) expires or the power is cycled to the controller.
Symbio 700 Onboard Display Service Test Mode
Symbio 700 Onboard Display Service Test Mode
1) Home Button / 2) Up Arrow Button / 3) Enter Button / 4) Left Arrow Button / 5) Right Arrow Button
6) Bluetooth Button / 7) Down Arrow Button / 8) Back Button
- Push the Home button to ensure you start from the beginning.
- Press the Down button till the display shows Service.
- Push the Enter button.
- Press the Down button till the display shows Test.
- You will see Service Test State Request.
- Push the Enter button to change it from Inactive to the desired test.
- Push the Enter button to enter that test.
Trane Tracer TU Service Test Mode
Trane Tracer TU Service Test Mode
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Click on the Multistate tab and scroll down to Multistate Value 11110 click the override button.
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Click on the request value, choose a service mode to test, and apply that test.
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