While your Lennox® heater isn’t able to chat with you, it does have a method to communicate a furnace error.

Its control panel has a set of LED lights that can show a fault code. Subject to the malfunction, your heating system could use continuous or flashing lights.

While there are certain basic heating fixes you can do yourself, many tasks are best taken care of by HVAC technicians. When your heating system refuses to kick on or deliver heated air, contact Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning at 303-452-4146 for experienced furnace repair in Northglenn.

Our experts will speedily discover and handle the problem, even if you don’t own a Lennox heating system. We can service any brands or configuration—and get the warmth reintroduced to your house quickly.

What Does the Blinking Light on My Heater Mean?

Your heater depends on lights to flash code when it isn’t working right. It also works this system to tell you it’s working correctly.

Regular operation involves:

  • Simultaneous slow flash—heater running correctly.
  • Simultaneous fast flash—furnace is beginning to call for heat.

If you realize that a single light blinking slowly and the other going on and off rapidly, your heating system may be having a low flame signal. This can occur even when your furnace is running like it should. It indicates the flame sensing rod could have buildup or in the bad spot on the burner. Call us at 303-452-4146 for assistance.

Here are some of the most common faults for Lennox HVAC systems.

Heating System Refuses to Kick On

Here are many of the light patterns you could see when your furnace won’t turn on or keep heating. Most of these errors have to be handled by a professional, such as one from Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning.

  1. The duo of LED lights are off. This indicates your HVAC system might not have electricity. Go to the breaker box to confirm the furnace fuse has not flipped. Try resetting the fuse if it is in the “off” position. If it instantly turns off following a reset, don’t touch the breaker and get in touch with us us at 303-452-4146.
  2. One light is continuous and the other is flickering slowly. This implies the flame rollout switch is possibly not working right. The component is an essential safety mechanism that helps in preventing fires and carbon monoxide. You shouldn’t try to fix this fault yourself.
  3. One light is flashing quickly and the other is blinking slowly. This typically signifies power polarity has been transposed. Your furnace may have a wiring fault that needs professional help from Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning.
  4. The pair of lights are flashing slowly. This means your furnace’s blower motor probably isn’t running. This component distributes warm air from the heater into your rooms. We can assist in pinpointing what’s wrong with this piece.
  5. One light is flashing slowly and the other is flashing rapidly. This indicates your heater might have insufficient voltage or a short circuit. Call our technicians at 303-452-4146 for assistance.
  6. One light is blinking on, on, off while the other blinks on, off, on. This signifies there may be a fault with your heating system’s motherboard or wiring. Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning can pinpoint the problem and handle it.
  7. The duo of lights show every other slow flashes. This signifies your HVAC equipment may have a flame issue. There might be a problem with its gas supply, gas valve or ignitor control. Contact us at 303-452-4146 for assistance.
  8. An individual light blinks slowly while the other stays solid. This usually means your HVAC equipment’s limit switch is not working. The switch keeps your heater from becoming too warm. Get in touch with the experts at Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning for support.

Heater Blower Operates But No Heat

Here’s what may be at fault when you observe your heating system’s blower fan on, but you aren’t getting any heated air.

  • The duo of lights are showing every other fast blinks. This means your furnace ignitor may be broken. This piece ignites fuel in your furnace to create warmth and should be repaired by a specialist from Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning.

Turn to Us for Expert Furnace Repair

When you need to get your HVAC equipment repaired quickly, turn to the professionals at Northglenn Heating & Air Conditioning. Our pros will repair the fault without delay and have your house feeling relaxing again in no time. Get in touch with us at 303-452-4146 or contact us online to schedule an appointment right away.