Daikin · Furnace
EE1 Pressure switch closed at start of heating cycle
What the control is telling you
At the start of a heat call the (low-stage) pressure switch circuit is already closed before the inducer runs. The control will not start the ignition sequence. Flowcharts call this code E1.
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 contacts stuck closed
- Short in the pressure switch circuit wiring (to another wire or to ground)
Test and repair steps
- Turn off power, remove the wires from the pressure switch and check the contacts with an ohmmeter while the inducer is off - they must be open.
- If the contacts read closed with no vacuum applied, replace the pressure switch (on two-stage furnaces this is the low-stage switch).
- If the switch is open, trace the pressure switch circuit wiring for a short to another wire or to ground and repair it.
- Reconnect, cycle the thermostat and confirm the code clears.
Settings for these units
Normal status displays (7-segment) · Daikin DR96TN/DD96TN
| Mode | Display |
|---|---|
| Idle | IdL |
| Continuous fan | FAn |
| Cooling, low stage | 1AC |
| Cooling, high stage | 2AC |
| Gas heat, low stage | gH1 |
| Gas heat, high stage | gH2 |
| Factory (OEM) test mode | EOL |
These are normal operating displays, not fault codes.
Models that show this code
13 models in Daikin DR96TN/DD96TN
Other codes on the same units
- E10 Grounding fault / poor neutral connection
- E11 Flame rollout switch open
- EE0 Lockout - too many ignition retries (3)
- EE2 Pressure switch did not close (inducer runs, no ignition)
- EE3 High (primary) limit open
- EE4 Flame sensed with no call for heat
- EE5 Open fuse (short in low voltage wiring)
- EE6 Low flame signal
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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. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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