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E14 No personality module and local copy bad

High severity Trane P0V0

What the control is telling you

The personality module is missing and the control's stored copy of the unit data is not usable.

Applies to: Trane P0V0 modular blowers (P0V0A/B/C/D)

Likely causes

  • Personality module missing or unplugged
  • Corrupted local data

Test and repair steps

  1. Check the personality module is plugged in at its connector.
  2. Cycle power.
  3. Replace the personality module or IMBC if it persists.

Settings for these units

Return filter size by cabinet width · Trane P0V0

Cabinet widthFilter
14-1/2 in.1 - 14 x 25 x 1 in.
17-1/2 in.1 - 16 x 25 x 1 in.
21 in.1 - 20 x 25 x 1 in.
24-1/2 in.1 - 24 x 25 x 1 in.

No filter inside the unit - remote/duct filter required.

Over 1600 CFM needs dual returns.

Models that show this code

4 models in Trane P0V0

P0V0A000M30SCAP0V0B000M40SCAP0V0C000M50SCAP0V0D000M50SCA

Other codes on the same units

  • E01 Blower control (IMBC) internal failure
  • E6.1 120 V polarity reversed
  • E6.2 Ground not detected
  • E12 Control fuse open
  • E13 Blower HP / OEM ID mismatch
  • E15 Unit data file corrupt in module and control
  • E17 Blower motor not responding
  • E18 Blower communication failure on the control side

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Source: Trane 18-GE20D1-1E-EN (P0V0 installer's guide) - section IMBC Display Codes, Error Codes. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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