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Trane and American Standard Furnace Blink Codes Explained

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Wall-mounted thermostat set to Heat at 72°F while the room temperature reads 68°F.

Quick answer: Trane and American Standard furnaces use the same control boards. On most models, 2 blinks is an ignition lockout, 3 blinks is a pressure switch fault, 4 blinks is an open high limit or rollout switch, 5 blinks is flame sensed with the gas valve off, 6 blinks is a polarity or grounding problem, and 7 blinks is a gas valve circuit fault. A slow, steady blink is normal. Some newer models use two-digit codes, so check the label on your blower door.

Safety first: if you smell gas, do not reset or relight anything. Leave the home and call your gas utility (Nicor Gas 1-888-642-6748, or North Shore Gas 1-866-556-6005) or 911 from outside.

Trane and American Standard Blink Code Chart

Blinks Typical meaning Common causes
Slow steady blink Normal operation No fault
Off or solid No power or control fault Switch off, breaker, fuse, door switch, failed board
2 blinks Ignition lockout Dirty flame sensor, igniter, gas supply
3 blinks Pressure switch fault Blocked vents, condensate trap, hose, inducer
4 blinks High limit or rollout switch open Dirty filter, blower problem, blocked flue
5 blinks Flame sensed with gas valve off Gas valve leaking through, control fault
6 blinks Reversed polarity or poor ground Wiring problem at the furnace
7 blinks Gas valve circuit fault Gas valve coil, wiring or control board

The Trane Codes We See Most

2 blinks: ignition lockout

Usually a dirty flame sensor or a worn igniter. Flame sensor cleaning is $245, and igniter replacement is $305 flat-rate.

3 blinks: pressure switch

Very common in January and February, when snow blocks the PVC vents or condensate freezes. See our pressure switch guide.

4 blinks: limit or rollout

Start with the filter. If a rollout switch is tripping, have the venting and heat exchanger inspected before using the furnace.

Safe Checks Before You Call

  1. Replace the filter.
  2. Clear the vent pipes outside.
  3. Check the condensate drain.
  4. Reset power once.

What Trane Code Repairs Cost

Common repair behind a furnace code Our flat-rate price
Flame sensor cleaning and flame signal test $245
Flame sensor replacement $275
Hot surface igniter replacement $305
Pressure switch hose replacement $250
Pressure switch replacement $355
High-efficiency condensate trap cleaning or replacement $290
High limit switch replacement $340
Flame rollout switch replacement $325
Flue or PVC vent pipe repair $435
Inducer motor replacement $570 to $1,410
Control board replacement $475 to $1,505
Gas valve replacement $505 to $1,120
Blower motor replacement $830 (PSC) to $2,220 (variable speed)

Prices are flat-rate with parts and labor, as of November 2026. The $75 diagnostic is waived when you approve the repair, and Comfort Club members save 10 to 15% on repairs. Exact pricing depends on your furnace model and whether the part is in stock on our trucks.

Seeing a Trane code in the Northwest Suburbs?

Pure Comfort Heating and Cooling services every major furnace brand from our shop in Streamwood, IL. Diagnostics are $75, or $99 on evenings, weekends and holidays, and the fee is waived when you approve the repair. You approve a flat-rate price before any work starts, and phones are answered 24/7.

Call or text 708-515-4822Schedule service online

Other Error Code Guides

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Trane and American Standard codes the same?

Yes. Both brands are made by the same company and use the same control boards and blink codes.

What does 3 blinks mean on a Trane furnace?

Three blinks means a pressure switch fault, usually caused by blocked vent pipes, a clogged condensate trap, a cracked hose or a weak inducer.

What does 4 blinks mean?

Four blinks means the high limit or rollout switch opened, usually from restricted airflow such as a dirty filter.

Do you repair Trane and American Standard furnaces?

Yes, throughout the Northwest and West Suburbs, with a $75 diagnostic that is waived when you approve the repair.

We diagnose and repair furnaces from our shop in Streamwood across Streamwood, Bartlett, Hoffman Estates, Schaumburg, Elgin, Hanover Park, Roselle, Arlington Heights and the rest of the Northwest and West Suburbs. See our furnace repair page for flat-rate prices.

Reviewed and last updated by , owner of Pure Comfort Heating and Cooling and a NATE- and EPA 608-certified HVAC technician since 2008.