Goodman furnace 4 flashes

Four red flashes indicate that a 24-volt fuse or the high-limit switch is open. Possible causes include an improperly sized ducting system, a dirty air filter, a faulty blower motor, an open fuse on the control board or restricted circulating airflow.
If you realize that a solitary light blinking slowly and the other flashing quickly, your heating system could be experiencing a low flame signal. This can take place even when your furnace is heating correctly. It signifies the flame sensing rod could be dirty or in the incorrect location on the burner.
Press and hold the red "Reset" button in the center of the rollout limit switch component. Hold the button for one to two seconds before releasing it.
The furnace is overheating, which causes the limit switch to shut off the burners. The most likely causes of this are plugged or dirty furnace filters, a return air grill that is covered over or too many warm air vents closed off.
open pressure switch circuit
Check your Goodman furnace for a pinched or blocked pressure switch hose. … You should either repair the short or replace the pressure switch. Three LED flashes. This means your furnace has an open pressure switch circuit or the induced draft blower is operating when it shouldn't be.
What it means: If you're wondering, "What does the yellow light on my Carrier furnace mean?" it signifies that the furnace is stuck in high-fire mode. The high-fire mode should only operate for short periods of time to heat a very cold house faster.
A solid red LED is a code. It means the board is normal and waiting for a heat call. Your blower is running and you aren't getting a call for heat. Both those problems point to a thermostat problem.
Don't hit "reset" more than twice. The process pumps oil into the burner chamber, where it can accumulate if you have no ignition. Then when the furnace finally does start, it can do so explosively. So if the button won't reset, or quickly pops up again, it's time to call a professional repair service.
When the light is blinking six times rapidly, this means the power volt polarity has gotten switched.
You'll have to reset the circuit breaker that connects to your furnace. If this doesn't help, then it's likely the fuse has blown, and you'll have to replace it. The igniter is either defective or cracked. You should locate the igniter within your Goodman furnace and check the part for cracks.
The Goodman furnace may not be receiving an adequate gas supply if the glow ignitor turns on, but the furnace cannot ignite. Find the gas supply valve next to or behind the furnace and rotate the valve to the "Open" position, typically by twisting counterclockwise. … Turn the furnace off and leave the house.
If your furnace keeps shutting off, it could be due to low airflow. There are several indirect issues that cause low airflow. Dirty Air Filters. If you don't change your air filters often enough, the filters will become dirty and clogged, which means the heat exchanger retains heat and eventually causes it to overheat.
There's no pilot light. They have HSIs (hot surface ignitors). Some older versions may be spark ignition, but still no pilot. Unless you have a furnace dating 35years or more, no.

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