Lennox Ducted Heating

Lennox Ducted Heating Error Code 4 Flashes

Ducted Heating

4 Flashes means different things on different Ducted Heating models. Enter your model number to see only your reading, or find your model below.

What It Means

  • ML196UHE: Low flame signal - check flame sensor
  • ML180UH: Primary limit switch open.
  • ML296UHV: Primary limit, secondarylLimit, or rollout switch open
  • G24M: Primary or Secondary Limit Open
  • G24M: Rollout Switch Open
  • LF24, TUA*S(N,L)(A,S)F: High limit or rollout switch open

Causes & actions from Lennox

Low flame signal - check flame sensor

Models: ML196UHE

How it shows
  • Integrated control red LED: 4 Flashes

This manual entry does not list further causes or actions.

Applicable models & manual sources

Primary limit switch open.

Models: ML180UH

How it shows
  • integrated control single led: 4 Flashes

This manual entry does not list further causes or actions.

Applicable models & manual sources

Primary limit, secondarylLimit, or rollout switch open

Models: ML296UHV

How it shows
  • Integrated control red LED: 4 Flashes

Primary limit, secondarylLimit, or rollout switch open

Applicable models & manual sources

Primary or Secondary Limit Open

Models: G24M

How it shows
  • a3 diagnostic led: 4 Flashes

Combustion Air Blower: On Gas Valve: Off Supply Air Blower: On

Applicable models & manual sources

Rollout Switch Open

Models: G24M

How it shows
  • a3 diagnostic led: 4 Flashes

Combustion Air Blower: On Gas Valve: Off Supply Air Blower: On

Applicable models & manual sources

High limit or rollout switch open

Models: LF24, TUA*S(N,L)(A,S)F

Unit heater (indoor)

How it shows
  • integrated control single led: 4 Flashes

This manual entry does not list further causes or actions.

Applicable models & manual sources
Disclaimer: This information is for general reference. Code wording and instructions vary by model. Always follow the service manual for your exact unit.

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