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Eb7 Blower motor missing shared data / failed to start 40 times

High severity Goodman/Amana ComfortBridge AVPTC/MBVC

What the control is telling you

The motor does not have enough information to run properly, or it failed to start 40 times in a row.

Applies to: ComfortBridge communicating air handlers AVPTC**14 (B* revision board) and MBVC1201/1601/2001 modular blowers

Likely causes

  • Control fault or wrong/missing shared data

Test and repair steps

  1. Verify the control is loaded with the correct shared data; reload with the BTSDL01 if needed.
  2. If data is correct and the fault persists, check the control and motor.
  3. Check the blower wheel turns freely, since repeated failed starts point to a mechanical bind.

Models that show this code

21 models in Goodman/Amana ComfortBridge AVPTC/MBVC

AVPTC183014AVPTC25B14AVPTC29B14AVPTC313714AVPTC31C14AVPTC31C14ADAVPTC33C14AVPTC35B14AVPTC37B14AVPTC37C14AVPTC37D14AVPTC39C14AVPTC426014AVPTC49C14AVPTC49D14AVPTC59C14AVPTC59D14AVPTC61D14MBVC1201MBVC1601MBVC2001

Other codes on the same units

  • Eb3 Blower limiting on power, temperature or speed
  • Eb4 Blower motor lost rotor control or high current
  • Eb5 Blower motor failed to start 10 times
  • Eb6 Blower shut down for voltage or power module temperature
  • Eb9 Airflow lower than demanded
  • EC1 Communication error with the outdoor unit
  • Ed0 No shared data on the network
  • Ed1 Invalid shared data

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Source: Goodman ComfortNet ASXC/GSXC/DSXC, ASZC/GSZC/DSZC, AVPTC/MBVC service manual, Air Handler Troubleshooting Matrix (B*) p.59-60. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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