What It Means
No power at the control board, causing complete system inactivity.
Troubleshooting guide for the Lennox system fault Off / Off.
No power at the control board, causing complete system inactivity.
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No Power / Board Dead. Both status LEDs on the DS1/DS2 control board are completely dark, meaning the board isn't seeing line voltage or 24V control power at all — this is different from an E-code lockout, where the LEDs actively flash a pattern. With no power at the board, the inducer never prepurges, the igniter never warms, and the blower stays off. Confirm 120V is present at the furnace disconnect/junction box and that the blower door is fully seated, since the door interlock switch cuts power to the board whenever the door is open or misaligned.
Tripped breaker or open service disconnect, blown line-voltage fuse on the control board, blower access door not fully closed (open door/interlock switch), loose or backed-out wire nut at the 120V junction box, failed step-down transformer, or a bad thermostat harness connection preventing the board from powering up.
ACLogics has guided diagnostics for 16 Lennox fault codes and asks the right questions to narrow it down.