York Error Codes & Fault Codes
Complete LED flash code reference for York, Coleman, and Luxaire furnaces. Bookmark this page for quick field lookups.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 flash | No previous error code |
| 2 flashes | Control lockout |
| 3 flashes | Pressure switch error |
| 4 flashes | Open limit circuit |
| 5 flashes | Flame sense fault |
| 6 flashes | Ignition failure |
| 7 flashes | Limit circuit lockout |
| Steady ON | Normal standby |
| Steady OFF | No power |
Detailed Code Reference
Frequently Asked Questions
What does York error code 6 flashes mean?
Six flashes on a York furnace indicates ignition failure, meaning no flame was established during the ignition attempt. Check the hot surface igniter for cracks or open circuit, verify the gas supply is on and at correct pressure, and clean the flame sensor.
What does York error code 3 flashes mean?
Three flashes on a York furnace indicates a pressure switch error. This is typically caused by inducer motor or draft issues, or a blocked flue. Check the inducer motor operation, clear any flue obstructions, and test the pressure switch with a manometer.
How do I reset a York furnace after lockout?
A York furnace showing 2 flashes is in control lockout due to repeated ignition failure. Power cycle the furnace by turning off the breaker for 30 seconds. Before resetting, diagnose the ignition system: check the igniter, gas supply, and flame sensor.
Are York, Coleman, and Luxaire error codes the same?
Yes. York, Coleman, and Luxaire are all manufactured by Johnson Controls. They share the same control boards and LED flash code systems, so all error codes listed here apply to all three brands.
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