Daikin · Furnace
EE2 Pressure switch did not close (inducer runs, no ignition)
What the control is telling you
The inducer is running but the (low-stage) pressure switch circuit never closes, so the furnace will not light. Flowcharts call this code E2.
Applies to: Daikin DR96TN (upflow/horizontal) and DD96TN (downflow/horizontal) two-stage 96% furnaces with 9-speed ECM motor, R-32 ready
Likely causes
- Pressure switch hose blocked, pinched, holding water or connected to the wrong port
- Blocked flue or intake pipe, or vent too long / too many elbows / wrong termination
- Blocked condensate drain system (90% models)
- Weak inducer (low voltage, failing motor)
- Wrong pressure switch set point or bad switch contacts
- Loose or miswired connection in the pressure switch circuit
Test and repair steps
- Confirm the inducer actually runs during the call for heat (115 VAC at the inducer during trial for ignition); fix loose inducer wiring.
- Inspect the pressure switch hose for kinks, water or a wrong connection; repair or replace it.
- Check the flue and intake piping for blockage (nests, ice, debris) and confirm length, elbows and termination are within the installation limits.
- 90% models: check the drain trap, drain hoses and front cover (coil cover) pressure switch - a backed-up trap keeps the switch open.
- Connect a manometer to the switch tap and compare the negative pressure with the switch rating (see the Pressure switch trip points table). Enough vacuum but switch open = replace the switch.
- Not enough vacuum check inducer voltage and amps against its rating and correct the supply voltage or replace the inducer.
- Tighten or correct any loose wiring in the pressure switch circuit, then retest.
Settings for these units
- Normal status displays (7-segment) · Daikin DR96TN/DD96TN
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Source: Daikin RSD6612304 (DR96TN/DD96TN service), 2 Stage Troubleshooting Codes, p.28-29; Error Code E1, E2, E8, E9 flowchart p.36; Checking Pressure Switch p.24. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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