Emergency

Amana Furnace Code E4: Flame detected when the gas valve should be off

Amana furnace code E4 means the control detected flame when no flame should have been present on the supported control family. Confirm the model number and diagnostic chart inside the furnace door before replacing parts.

Reviewed August 2026
Furnace control · fault
E4
Flame detected
AMANAE-codes on newer models or LED flash counts on older units

What does Amana code E4 mean?

Amana furnace code E4 means the control detected flame when no flame should have been present on the supported control family. Confirm the model number and diagnostic chart inside the furnace door before replacing parts.

What causes Amana code E4?

  • A gas valve leaking or stuck open
  • A shorted flame-sensing circuit
  • A failed integrated control board

Can I troubleshoot Amana code E4?

How much does Amana code E4 cost to fix?

A gas valve replacement typically costs between $300 and $1,000 nationally.

Typical repair cost
$300$1,000gas valve replacement
Where the money goes
Part $100$350Labor $0$900Typical labor time: 1–2 hrs

When should I call a technician?

Turn the furnace off and call a licensed technician immediately to test the gas valve and flame-proving circuit.

Sources and model scope

Fault codes vary by model and control board. Confirm the diagnostic chart inside your furnace panel or the official manual before acting.

Scope used here: AR9S/GR9S and matching Daikin DR-series single-stage controls that display this E-code.

Compiled by Warmlo Editorial · Reviewed August 2026

This is general information, not professional advice. Gas, electrical, and combustion repairs can be dangerous — when in doubt, call a licensed technician.