ICP Error Code Status code recall (SW1-1): Read the last 7 stored status codes (Furnace)
ICP error code Status code recall (SW1-1) on a furnace means: Read the last 7 stored status codes. It is also called ICP diagnostic code Status code recall (SW1-1).
Homeowner? What ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1) means for you
Usually minor Your furnace is reporting: Read the last 7 stored status codes. This code is usually informational or minor. The safe checks below often clear it; call us if it keeps showing up.
Safe things you can check yourself
- Check the thermostat: right mode (Heat or Cool), set a few degrees past room temperature, and fresh batteries if it uses them.
- Make sure the unit has power: its on/off switch (often looks like a light switch near the unit) is ON and the breaker in the electrical panel is not tripped.
- Make sure the furnace front door or panel is closed properly; many furnaces will not run with the door switch open.
- Look at the air filter. If it is grey and clogged, replace it; a blocked filter causes many shutdowns.
- Outside, make sure the intake and exhaust pipes or vent cap are not blocked by snow, ice, leaves or a nest.
- Check that the gas valve next to the furnace is open (handle in line with the pipe). Do not force it.
- Try one reset: turn the power off for 30 seconds, then back on. If the code comes back, stop resetting and call a technician.
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What does ICP error code Status code recall (SW1-1) mean?
Turning setup switch SW1-1 ON and closing the blower door switch makes the amber LED flash up to seven stored status codes in order, followed by an eighth flash that is the heartbeat. Codes survive power loss. Turn SW1-1 back OFF afterwards.
Applies to: ICP (F/G)9MAE modulating furnaces
ICP models that use code Status code recall (SW1-1)
G9MAE0601714G9MAE0602120G9MAE0801714G9MAE0802120G9MAE1002122G9MAE1202422
Other ICP Furnace codes
ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1): homeowner questions
What does ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1) mean?
Read the last 7 stored status codes. Turning setup switch SW1-1 ON and closing the blower door switch makes the amber LED flash up to seven stored status codes in order, followed by an eighth flash that is the heartbeat. Codes survive power loss. Turn SW1-1 back OFF…
Is it safe to keep using my furnace with code Status code recall (SW1-1)?
Usually yes. Code Status code recall (SW1-1) is normally minor, but if it keeps coming back have it checked.
Can I reset ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1) myself?
You can try one reset (power off for 30 seconds, then on). If ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1) comes back, the cause is still there and a licensed technician should check it.
Who can fix ICP code Status code recall (SW1-1) near me?
Aurora Star Tech Inc. repairs ICP furnaces in Vaughan, Toronto and across the GTA. Call (647) 657-2977 or book a service call online.
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Source: ICP (F/G)9MAE Service Manual 440 04 4700 00, Retrieving Stored Fault Codes, p.22. Written in our own words as a summary; always check the original manual.
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