American Standard Furnace Continuous OFF
WarningShown as: LED completely dark
The control board is not receiving power. The manual's instruction for a dark LED is to check power to the furnace.
Manual wording: “Continuous OFF --- Check Power”
Documented for: *UD1 / *DD1 and CUB1 / CDB1 fan-assisted gas furnaces with the LED-only integrated furnace control
Likely causes, most common first
- No line power reaching the furnace
- Open circuit breaker or blown fuse
- Furnace disconnect switch off
- Blower door not fully seated, which opens the door switch and cuts power to the blower and gas valve
What you can safely check yourself
- Check the breaker in your electrical panel and reset it if it is tripped
- Check that the furnace switch is turned on - it is usually near the furnace, by the basement stairs, or in the ceiling
- Make sure the furnace door is on properly and fully latched, especially after a filter change
When to call a technician
If the breaker and switch are on and the door is closed but the board is still dark, a technician needs to check the transformer, fuse, and wiring.
A American Standard furnace throwing this code repeatedly has a reason — clearing the code without fixing the cause just hides it.
Sources
- Installer's Guide - Upflow/Horizontal, Downflow/Horizontal Gas-Fired Furnaces, "Fan Assisted Combustion System" (18-CD19D7-17) (American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning, *UD1A/*UD1B/*UD1C/*UD1D upflow and *DD1B/*DD1C/*DD1D downflow 80% fan-assisted gas furnaces) · checked 2026-08-25
- Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Guide - Upflow Only and Downflow/Horizontal Gas-Fired Furnaces "Fan Assisted Combustion System" (Pub. No. 41-5010-20) (American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning, CUB1A/CUB1B/CUB1C/CUB1D upflow and CDB1A/CDB1B downflow 80% gas furnaces) · checked 2026-08-25
- Furnace Troubleshooting - American Standard owner support (American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning, American Standard residential gas furnaces (general)) · checked 2026-08-25