AMANA DIAGNOSTIC REFERENCE DUAL 7-SEGMENT DISPLAY (TWO-STAGE VARIABLE-SPEED) DOC AMANA-E1

Amana furnace: Low-Stage Pressure Switch Stuck Closed (E1)

Q: What does E1 mean on an Amana furnace?

Low-Stage Pressure Switch Stuck Closed (E1). The low-stage pressure switch reads closed while the inducer is off. The control waits until the fault clears. Cause per manual: faulty switch or shorted wiring.

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What does E1 mean on an Amana furnace? The low-stage pressure switch reads closed while the inducer is off. The control waits until the fault clears. Cause per manual: faulty switch or shorted wiring.

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Switch replacement and circuit diagnosis. DIY part cost: $25–60 — a pro visit for this class of fault typically runs $150–350.

What causes it (in order of likelihood)

Faulty pressure switch or shorted wiring TECH

Parts referenced by this code

Pressure Switch

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Applies to

AMVC96 · ACVC96

Different Amana generations use different code maps. If your series isn't listed, don't assume this meaning — check your blower-door label.

Verified against Goodman GMVC96/GCVC96 Service Manual, p.44

Last verified 2026-07-06 · how we verify

Related Amana fault codes

These codes use the same dual 7-segment display (two-stage variable-speed) system.

Pattern	Meaning
E0	Ignition Lockout (E0)
E2	Low-Stage Pressure Switch Stuck Open (E2)
E3	Open Primary, Auxiliary, or Rollout Limit (E3)
E4	Flame Sensed With No Call for Heat (E4)

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