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LED heartbeat Control OK - idle or running, no faults

Normal status KeepRite (F/G)9MXE Single-Stage FurnaceKeepRite (F/G)9MXT Two-Stage Furnace

What the display is showing

The green status LED on the furnace control pulses (bright-dim heartbeat) when the control is powered and has no active fault. Right after a power interruption during a heat call the LED flashes code 1+2 during the blower run period, then returns to the heartbeat.

Applies to: (F/G)9MXE and (F/G)9MXT furnaces

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Models that show this code

16 models in KeepRite (F/G)9MXE Single-Stage Furnace, KeepRite (F/G)9MXT Two-Stage Furnace

G9MXE0401410AG9MXE0401714AG9MXE0601412AG9MXE0601714AG9MXE0801716AG9MXE0802120AG9MXE1002120AG9MXE1202422AG9MXT0401410AG9MXT0401712AG9MXT0601412AG9MXT0601714AG9MXT0801716AG9MXT0802120AG9MXT1002120AG9MXT1202422A

Other codes on the same units

  • 7 Limit circuit lockout
  • 8 Gas heating lockout - manual reset needed
  • 9 High-heat pressure switch or relay did not close or reopened
  • 10 Line voltage polarity reversed
  • Component self-test Run all furnace components for a short test
  • LED off Status LED dark - no power to the control or blown 3 A fuse
  • LED steady ON Status LED on solid - control lockout (resets after 1 hour)
  • Stored fault recall Read the last stored fault code from the control

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Source: KeepRite ICP (F/G)9MXT Service and Technical Support Manual 440 04 4321 10, Service and Technical Support, Furnace Control Diagnostics, p.14 and Sequence of Operation, p.26; (F/G)9MXE Service and Technical Support Manual 440 04 4311 09, p.14 and p.25. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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