Trane Error Codes & Fault Codes
Complete LED status code reference for Trane and American Standard furnaces. Bookmark this page for quick field lookups.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 red flash | System lockout (retry or manual reset needed) |
| 2 red flashes | Pressure switch stuck closed |
| 3 red flashes | Pressure switch did not close / stuck open |
| 4 red flashes | High limit switch open |
| 5 red flashes | Flame sensed without gas valve call |
| Continuous red | Internal control failure |
| Amber steady | Normal, waiting for call |
| Amber flash | Call for heat active, system running |
| Red steady | External lockout |
Detailed Code Reference
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Trane 3 red flashes mean?
Three red flashes on a Trane furnace means the pressure switch did not close or is stuck open. This is typically caused by a failed inducer motor, blocked flue or condensate drain, a cracked inducer housing, or a failed pressure switch. Start by verifying the inducer motor runs and clearing any drain blockages.
How do I reset a Trane furnace after lockout?
A Trane furnace showing 1 red flash is in lockout. Power cycle the furnace by turning off the breaker for 30 seconds. Before resetting, diagnose the root cause by checking the igniter condition and flame sensor. Repeated lockouts without diagnosis can damage components.
What does a continuous red LED on a Trane furnace mean?
A continuous (solid) red LED on a Trane furnace indicates an internal control board failure. The control board will need to be replaced. This is different from a steady red light, which indicates an external safety device has tripped.
Are American Standard and Trane error codes the same?
Yes. Trane and American Standard are manufactured by the same parent company (Trane Technologies). They share identical control boards and LED status codes, so all error codes listed here apply to both brands.
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