Error code lookup

Know what the code means and what to check next.

A code tells you what tripped, not why. Enter it in ACLogics and get the next check, then the one after that, until you find the real fault. Carrier, Trane, Daikin, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, York and more.

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Type the code you're looking at.

Type a code or filter by brand to see what it points to and where to start checking:

Carrier Furnace

Code 33: Limit Circuit Fault

Top Probable Causes:
  • Dirty air filter
  • Blocked return air register
  • Restricted secondary heat exchanger
  • Blower motor malfunction
Trane Heat Pump

Code 7: Gas Valve Circuit Error / Lockout

Top Probable Causes:
  • Defective gas valve solenoid
  • Low gas supply pressure
  • Loose wiring harness to IFC
Daikin Mini-Split / VRV

Code U4: Indoor-Outdoor Transmission Malfunction

Top Probable Causes:
  • Interconnecting signal wire break
  • Noise interference on communication line
  • Faulty outdoor inverter PCB
Goodman Furnace

4 Flashes: Open High Limit Switch

Top Probable Causes:
  • Restricted ductwork
  • Clogged filter
  • Undersized airflow cfm
  • Overfired manifold pressure
Lennox Communicating

Code 411: Air Handler Blower Communication Lost

Top Probable Causes:
  • ECM blower motor module failure
  • RSBus communication harness disconnected
  • Control board fuse blown
Rheem Gas Furnace

Code 46: Flame Sensor Current Below Threshold

Top Probable Causes:
  • Oxidized or dirty flame sensor rod
  • Poor burner ground connection
  • Defective spark ignition module
York Package Unit

Code 02: High Pressure Switch Open Trip

Top Probable Causes:
  • Dirty condenser coil fins
  • Condenser fan motor seized
  • Overcharged refrigerant charge
Mitsubishi Multi-Split

Code P9: Suction Pipe Thermistor Fault

Top Probable Causes:
  • Thermistor resistance drifted out of spec
  • Poor thermal contact on copper line
  • Indoor control board ADC port damage

A code chart leaves you guessing.

A simple code translation tells you what tripped — not why it tripped or what to verify next.

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Traditional PDF Manual / Wall Chart

  • Requires digging through 80-page manufacturer PDF files in attics or rooftops.
  • Only gives a vague 3-word definition like "High Limit Open" without isolation steps.
  • Leads to costly guessing and unnecessary parts replacement (e.g. swapping the board instead of clearing duct restriction).
  • Zero integration with customer service records or PDF work logs.
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With ACLogics

  • Start from the code or the symptom. Open the diagnosis in the truck and keep following it in the basement with no signal.
  • Tells you what to measure next, one check at a time.
  • Guides technicians to rule out airflow, wiring shorts, and gas pressure before replacing expensive components.
  • Turns the checks you made into a report the homeowner can follow.

Error code lookup FAQ

Does it work with no signal?

Starting a new diagnosis from a code needs internet. Start it in the truck, and you can keep reading the steps and recording your checks in the basement with no signal. What works offline.

Can I enter a flash code or just describe the problem?

Yes. Type the code, describe the flashes, or describe what the equipment is doing (for example, "igniter glows but burners never light"). You don't need a code to start.

How does the app guide me after identifying the error code?

It tells you what to measure next with your meter or gauges. Record the reading, and causes it clears get ruled out, so you find the real fault before you swap a part.

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Stop guessing error codes. Start diagnosing with clarity.

Download ACLogics on iPhone, iPad, or Android today. Try for free — no credit card needed. Enter the code on your next call and see what to check first.