Goodman · Air conditioner
Comfort Alert 1 Yellow ALERT 1 flash - long run time
What the control is telling you
Compressor is running extremely long cycles, typical of low capacity.
Applies to: Amana ASX13 (CA revision) and ASX14 (1CA, 1BA and 421DA revisions) condensers fitted with the 2-wire Comfort Alert module
Likely causes
- Low refrigerant charge
- Indoor blower not running
- Frozen indoor coil
- Metering device fault
- Dirty outdoor coil
- Restricted liquid line or drier
- Thermostat fault
Test and repair steps
- Check refrigerant charge (superheat / subcooling) and look for leaks.
- Confirm indoor blower operation, clean filters and coil; thaw an iced coil before testing.
- Check the metering device (TXV bulb, piston).
- Check the liquid line drier for a temperature drop.
- Clean the outdoor coil and check the thermostat.
Models that show this code
142 models in Goodman/Amana R-410A GSX/ASX/DSX (ANX/SSX/VSX)
Other codes on the same units
- Comfort Alert 2 Yellow ALERT 2 flashes - system pressure trip
- Comfort Alert 3 Yellow ALERT 3 flashes - short cycling
- Comfort Alert 4 Yellow ALERT 4 flashes - locked rotor
- Comfort Alert 5 Yellow ALERT 5 flashes - open circuit
- Comfort Alert 6 Yellow ALERT 6 flashes - open start circuit
- Comfort Alert 7 Yellow ALERT 7 flashes - open run circuit
- Comfort Alert 9 Yellow ALERT 9 flashes - low control voltage
- Comfort Alert TRIP Red TRIP LED - call present but compressor not running
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Source: Goodman RS6200006r103 R-410A ASX/GSX/DSX/ASZ/GSZ/DSZ service (text export) - Goodman_R_410A_ASX_GSX_DSX_A_C_and_ASZ_GSZ_DSZ_HP_covers_GSX_GSZ_lines_GSXH5_GSZH5_service.txt - section Diagnostics Table: 2-Wire Comfort Alert Module. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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