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LED1 & LED2 simultaneous SLOW flash Normal - power on, idle, cooling or continuous fan

Normal status Lennox G43UF

What the display is showing

Both control board LEDs flash slowly together (about 1 flash per second). This is the normal standby signal. It also shows during a cooling call and continuous fan.

Applies to: G43UF-24B-045 through G43UF-60D-135 (SureLight boards 32M88, 78M47, 100973-01)

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Models that show this code

10 models in Lennox G43UF

G43UF-24B-045G43UF-24B-070G43UF-36B-070G43UF-36C-090G43UF-36C-090HG43UF-48C-090G43UF-48C-110G43UF-48C-110HG43UF-60C-110G43UF-60D-135

Other codes on the same units

LED1 & LED2 alternating FAST flash Improper ground, broken ignitor, open ignitor circuit or low line voltage
LED1 & LED2 alternating SLOW flash Watchguard lockout - burners failed to ignite or repeated failures
LED1 & LED2 simultaneous FAST flash Normal - heat call in progress
LED1 FAST flash / LED2 SLOW flash 120 V line and neutral reversed
LED1 OFF / LED2 OFF No power to the control
LED1 OFF / LED2 ON Control board failure or control wired incorrectly
LED1 OFF / LED2 SLOW flash Prove switch (pressure switch) open
LED1 ON / LED2 OFF Control board failure or control wired incorrectly

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Source: Lennox G43UF Unit Information Corp. 0416-L4 (rev 2-2006), Table 4 Diagnostic Codes p.11. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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