RunTru Furnaces Error Codes

Due to their dependability and reasonable price point, RunTru furnaces (built by Trane) are another popular choice for Edmonton homeowners.

If you have a RunTru furnace in your home, it’s important to note that RunTru error codes, unlike many other furnace brands, are not conveyed with coloured or flashing lights. Instead, RunTru furnaces use alpha-numeric codes to convey issues.

Below are some of the most common RunTru furnace error codes and what they mean.

Please Note: Refer to your furnace’s user manual for the most accurate and brand-specific error code details.

RunTru Furnace Error CodeMeaningPotential Issue
E01Loss of the IRQ or other internal failureIssue with the control board. The control board may need to be reset or replaced.
E2.1Retries exceeded (ignition error)Gas valve issue, gas supply interruption, faulty igniter, or flame sensor problem (e.g., faulty or dirty sensor).
E2.2Recycles exceeded (flame sensed and lost, one hour lockout after 10 times)Dirty or broken flame sensor, inconsistent gas flow, faulty wiring, etc.
E3.1Shorted pressure switchFaulty pressure switch or wiring, venting problems/blockage in vent, etc.
E3.2Open pressure switchDamaged or faulty pressure switch, cracked pressure switch hose, pressure switch hose blocked or improperly connected, loose wiring, etc.
E04Open thermal limit, rollout switch, or reverse airflow switchDirty/clogged filters, cracked or blocked heat exchanger, blocked vents, etc.
E05Flame detected when no flame should be presentGas valve malfunction, dirty or defective flame sensor, slow closure, electrical fault, gas valve stuck open or closing too slowly, etc.
E6.1Voltage reversed polarityWiring issue.
E6.2Bad groundingIssue with wiring.
E6.3(1) Igniter relay fails, or (2) igniter openFaulty igniter or flame sensor, dirty filter, issue with gas line, etc.
E7.1Gas valve (MVL) energized when it should be offGas valve stuck open, dirty or damaged flame sensor, issues with wiring, etc.
E08Low flame current (still strong enough to allow operation)Dirty or faulty flame sensor, low gas pressure, etc.
E09Open inducer limit switch or condensate pressure switchBlocked condensate drain or vents, issue with pressure switch, etc.
E12Open fuseLow airflow, issue with wiring, other faulty or worn furnace components.