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No heat, blower runs Draft inducer or ignition failure

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What this code means

Air is moving through the vents but it's not warm — points upstream of the blower, usually inducer motor, pressure switch, or ignition.

Most likely causes

What to try first

Check the breaker and furnace service switch are both on, and look for a blinking error LED behind the front panel to narrow it down.

Safety note: if this code returns after one clean reset, stop resetting it — repeated lockouts usually mean a real fault that needs a licensed technician. Never bypass a safety switch.

FAQ

What does Generic error code No heat, blower runs mean?

Draft inducer or ignition failure. Air is moving through the vents but it's not warm — points upstream of the blower, usually inducer motor, pressure switch, or ignition.

Can I fix Generic code No heat, blower runs myself?

Usually not. Check the breaker and furnace service switch are both on, and look for a blinking error LED behind the front panel to narrow it down. If the code returns after one reset, it needs a licensed technician.

What causes Generic code No heat, blower runs?

The most common causes are: inducer motor not starting; pressure switch not closing; ignition lockout after repeated failed attempts.

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This information may contain errors or not apply to your exact model — always double-check it against your appliance's own manual before acting. If there's any chance of a gas, fire, electrical, carbon monoxide, or other safety hazard, stop and call a licensed professional or the appropriate agency (e.g. your gas utility) instead of relying on this page alone.