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Rheem / Ruud 802T / 80MDT Furnace Codes

Applies to: Rheem / Ruud 802T / 80MDT (80% two-stage with constant-torque blower, model numbers (-)802T and (-)(-)80MDT). Seven-segment display on the furnace control.

The (-) in the model number stands for the brand prefix (Rheem or Ruud). The code list matches the 802P / 80MDP; the communicating 802V / 80MDV uses a longer list with its own chart.

CodeMeaningWhat to check
101 hour lockout. How to fix →
11Failed ignition. How to fix →
12Low flame sense. How to fix →
13Flame lost. How to fix →
14Unexpected flame.Gas valve leaking through or a shorted flame sense circuit. How to fix →
20Twinning fault.
22Main limit open. How to fix →
26Line and neutral reversed.Swap line and neutral.
33MRLC (manual reset limit control, also called rollout) open. How to fix →
44Low pressure switch closed. How to fix →
45Low pressure switch open, inducer on high speed. How to fix →
46Low pressure switch open, inducer on low speed. How to fix →
55High pressure switch closed. How to fix →
57High pressure switch open. How to fix →
61Blower fault: blower unable to run.Declared when the main limit has been open more than 150 seconds. After four of these in one heat call the control goes into hard lockout, which can be reset by cycling the heat call.
93Hard lockout: internal control fault, or voltage sensed on the gas valve contacts when it should not be (welded relay).Cannot be reset by cycling the heat call. Not in the main code table; described in the manual's lockout section.

How to read the codes

Codes point to a circuit, not a part. Test before replacing anything, and never jumper a limit, rollout or pressure switch to keep a furnace running. Gas and line-voltage work is for trained technicians.

Source: Rheem Installation Instructions, (-)802T / (-)(-)80MDT upflow/horizontal two-stage gas furnaces, 92-24161-167-00, Diagnostics and Fault Codes, pp. 40-41. The "meaning" column follows the manufacturer's wording; "what to check" is our field summary. Always go by the label on the furnace you're working on.

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