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Goodman Furnace Error Codes: LED Flash Code Guide for GMVC and GMSS Series

Quick Answer

Goodman furnaces display fault codes via an LED on the control board using a flash pattern. Short blinks represent the tens digit and long blinks represent the ones digit.

Goodman furnaces display fault codes via an LED on the control board using a flash pattern. Short blinks represent the tens digit and long blinks represent the ones digit. Common codes include F02 (pressure switch stuck closed), 7P1 (inducer motor fault), F01 (ignition failure), 9H (high pressure switch open), E1C (flame sense without call), E2 (rollout switch open), EE3/EE5 (consecutive ignition lockouts), EAF (abnormal flame sense), E3 (draft inducer fault), E5 (pressure switch error), and 1DL (watchdog lockout). Most codes require identifying the root cause before resetting.

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About These Goodman Furnace Error Codes

Your Goodman furnace flashes an LED code on the control board to tell you what failed. This guide covers every code for GMVC96, GMSS92, GCVC96, AMVC96, and ASST96 models.

Most Common Error Codes

Clogged condensate drain line triggering pressure switch codes40%
Dirty or failed hot surface ignitor causing F01/EE3/EE524%
Failed inducer motor causing 7P1 or E314%
Fouled flame sensor causing EAF or E1C12%
Tripped rollout switch indicating heat exchanger or venting problem10%

Symptoms You May Notice

  • Furnace not heating
  • LED flashing a code on the control board
  • Furnace starting and shutting down before reaching temperature
  • No ignition attempt heard
  • Blower running but no heat

Tools Required for Diagnosis

FlashlightMultimeterScrewdriver set

How to Identify Your Error Code

1

Locate the LED on the control board inside the furnace lower cabinet

Locate the LED on the control board inside the furnace lower cabinet. Count the short (tens) and long (ones) blinks to identify your code.

2

Check the air filter

3

Inspect the condensate drain line

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I read a Goodman furnace LED flash code?
Count the short blinks first (tens digit), then the long blinks (ones digit). For example, 2 short + 5 long = code 25. Alphanumeric codes like F01 or EAF are displayed differently depending on your control board generation - consult the code chart inside your furnace door.
Where is the LED on my Goodman furnace?
The status LED is on the control board, visible through the small sight glass on the lower access panel or by removing the lower door. It is usually red or green.
Can I reset a Goodman furnace code myself?
Yes for most codes - flip the circuit breaker off for 30 seconds. However, E2 (rollout) requires pressing a manual reset button after fixing the root cause, and EE3/EE5 require a 3-second power button hold. Never repeatedly reset without fixing the underlying fault.
What is the most common Goodman furnace error code?
F02 (pressure switch stuck closed) and F01 (ignition failure) are the most frequently reported. F02 is often caused by a clogged condensate drain, which is a quick DIY fix.

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Models Known to Experience HUB Errors

This repair applies to most Goodman furnaces with this error code. Common model numbers include:

GMVC96, GMSS92, GCVC96, AMVC96, ASST96

Last verified for technical accuracy on March 14, 2026