Amana furnaces are durable and efficient, but like any heating system, they can develop ignition issues, pressure switch problems, error codes, or airflow failures over time. When your Amana furnace stops heating or starts shutting off unexpectedly, you need a qualified HVAC technician who understands the brand’s design and common failure points.
We offer same-day Amana furnace repair for all models — from older AMH/AMS units to high-efficiency AMVC and AMES series. Our team provides fast diagnostics, honest pricing, and long-lasting heating solutions for your home.
1. HVAC Experts Trained on Amana Systems
Amana furnaces often fail at the flame sensor, pressure switch, or control board — and we know exactly how to identify and repair these issues.
2. Same-Day Heating Repairs
We carry igniters, sensors, switches, and compatible Amana parts for quick, same-day service.
3. Upfront Pricing & No Hidden Fees
You always know the repair cost before we begin.
4. We Repair All Amana Furnace Models
Amana AMVC & AMES (90–96% AFUE)
Amana AMH & AMS series
Amana variable-speed furnaces
Older Amana natural gas models
5. High-Efficiency Furnace Specialists
We repair condensation issues, ECM blower motors, drainage blockages, venting restrictions, and pressure switch problems common to high-efficiency systems.
6. Warranty on Labor & Parts
We stand behind every repair to ensure your Amana furnace runs safely and consistently.
1. Amana Furnace Not Turning On
Often caused by a failed igniter, control board error, or thermostat communication issue.
2. Amana Furnace Blowing Cold Air
May be linked to overheating, a tripped limit switch, clogged filters, or weak ignition.
3. Amana Flame Sensor Issues (Very Common)
Flame sensors on Amana units often accumulate carbon buildup leading to short cycling or shutdowns.
4. Pressure Switch Stuck Open/Closed
A frequent problem on Amana AMVC/AMES high-efficiency models due to drain restrictions or venting issues.
5. Amana Furnace Error Codes
We diagnose and repair all key codes:
Code 1 — Ignition failure
Code 2 — Pressure switch stuck open
Code 3 — Pressure switch stuck closed
Code 4 — High limit switch open
Code 6 — Flame sensor fault
Code 7 — Gas valve circuit error
6. Blower Motor Not Running or Noisy
Amana’s ECM modules may fail or produce weak airflow.
7. Water Leaking From Amana High-Efficiency Furnace
Condensate trap or drain tubing blockages are common.
8. Short Cycling (Turning On and Off Quickly)
Usually caused by overheating, dirty sensors, thermostat issues, or airflow restrictions.
1. Fast Scheduling & Dispatch
You contact us — we assign the nearest HVAC expert.
2. Complete System Diagnostic
We test:
Igniter
Flame sensor
Burners
Control board
Blower motor / ECM module
Pressure switches
Inducer motor
Drainage system
Thermostat signals
Airflow & temperature rise
3. Clear Explanation & Repair Options
We show the issue, explain the cause, and provide transparent pricing.
4. Same-Day Repairs on Most Amana Units
Igniters, flame sensors, switches, motors — repairs completed in one visit when possible.
5. Safety & Performance Testing
We verify ignition, airflow, CO safety, blower operation, and overall heating performance.
6. Maintenance Tips for Amana Furnace Owners
Filter replacement schedule, airflow advice, draining maintenance, thermostat optimization.
This usually means the flame sensor isn’t detecting flame properly — a common issue with Amana units.
Often caused by weak ignition, inducer motor issues, or a failing gas valve relay.
Leaks in high-efficiency furnaces come from clogged drains or traps. It’s not dangerous but will shut the furnace down for safety.
Yes — Amana has strong heat exchangers and reliable combustion systems, but the sensors and switches require regular maintenance.
