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b0 Blower motor not running

High severity Goodman/Amana *MVC95/*CVC9 two-stage ComfortNet

What the control is telling you

The blower should be running but it is not. Furnace will not run. ComfortNet thermostat shows MOTOR NOT RUN b0.

Applies to: GMVC95/AMVC95 upflow and *CVC9 counterflow two-stage furnaces

Likely causes

  • Loose or unplugged motor power leads
  • Open inductor or loose inductor wiring (3/4 hp and 1 hp models only)
  • Failed blower motor

Test and repair steps

  1. Safety turn power off before working on the control or wiring.
  2. Check the motor power plug and leads and tighten them.
  3. On 3/4 hp and 1 hp models, check the inductor for continuity. Replace it if open or shorted.
  4. If power is reaching the motor and it still does not run, replace the motor with the correct part.

Settings for these units

Models that show this code

10 models in Goodman/Amana *MVC95/*CVC9 two-stage ComfortNet

GCVC90704CXGCVC90905DXGCVC91155DXGCVC950714CXGCVC950915DXGMVC950453BXGMVC950704CXGMVC950905CXGMVC950905DXGMVC951155DX

Other codes on the same units

  • 88 Power-up self check
  • b1 Lost communication with blower motor
  • b2 Blower motor size does not match model data
  • b3 Blower motor limiting (power, temperature or speed)
  • b4 Blower motor trip (lost rotor control or high current)
  • b5 Blower motor locked rotor
  • b6 Blower motor over/under voltage or over temperature
  • b7 Blower motor missing parameters

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Source: Goodman *CVC9/95 & *MVC95 Installation Instructions IO-341D (08/2010), Troubleshooting Chart p.53-57. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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