Lennox
HPS / LPS
LockoutPressure protection
Still real on an inverter.
Walk HPS / LPS in Diagnose
2 plates — walk the one on the cabinet
First check
1 Let it cool, then read the drive LED
On Lennox EL18XCV overcurrent / overheat is often a dirty coil, a failed OD fan, or a locked compressor — not a dead inverter. Clear airflow, confirm the OD fan, and read the drive LED before you order a control. Coil, fan, charge by weigh-in — you do not ‘top off’ a Greenspeed.
Expect: OD fan running. Coil clean. Drive LED decoded from THIS outdoor’s card.
The rest of the walkthrough is Diagnose.
On the plates
- Coil, fan, charge by weigh-in — you do not ‘top off’ a Greenspeed.
- Outdoor fan that is actually the inverter-driven fan, not a dual-cap PSC motor.
- Do not use 24ACC6 piston superheat as the pass/fail.
Plates that use HPS / LPS
Same number, other makers
HPS / LPS on Lennox is not the same code on these plates.