Lennox · Furnace
E164 Low GWP test mode active
What the control is telling you
Shown when someone pressed the LGWP test button. Not a fault - normal operation resumes and the code clears by itself after 1 minute.
Applies to: ML180UHEK (R-454B era) single-stage 80% furnaces with integrated control 107792-XX (ML180UH045/070/090/110/135, incl. low-NOx X models)
Likely causes
- LGWP test button pressed (manual test of leak mitigation)
Test and repair steps
- Wait 1 minute for the test to end, or short-press the test button to end the test.
- During the test the blower should run, the compressor/heat should shut off and the alarm relay should operate - use it to verify wiring after installation.
- If the code shows without anyone pressing the button, check the button is not stuck.
Settings for these units
- Filter sizes by cabinet width · Lennox ML180UHE
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Source: Lennox ML180UHEK Unit Information 100161/100166, Table 6 Integrated Diagnostic Codes, p.15; Tables 18-19, p.35. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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