Lennox HVAC Error Code E35: How to Fix It
Medium 30-60 minutes Medium Severity
Verified June 2026
- Error Code
- E35
- Brand
- Lennox
- Product Type
- hvac
- Severity
- Medium
- DIY Difficulty
- Medium
- Estimated Fix Time
- 30-60 minutes
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Tools You'll Need
- Multimeter
- Wet/dry vacuum
- Screwdriver set
- Needle-nose pliers
How to Fix Error Code E35
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Power Off the System
Always disconnect power before working on HVAC equipment. -
Inspect the Condensate Drain Line
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Check the Pressure Switch Tubing
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Test the Pressure Switch with a Multimeter
Use a multimeter properly to avoid damage or injury. -
Reconnect Everything and Test
Parts You May Need
Pressure switch
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When to Call a Professional
If you've cleared blockages and the pressure switch tests fine, or if you're uncomfortable working with electrical components, call a licensed HVAC technician. Repeated E35 errors may indicate a deeper issue with the inducer motor or control board.Frequently Asked Questions
What does Lennox error code E35 mean?
Lennox error code E35 indicates that the pressure switch is stuck closed (not opening when it should), usually due to a clogged condensate drain line or a faulty switch.
Can I reset Lennox error code E35?
Yes, you can reset the system by turning the power off at the breaker for 30 seconds and then turning it back on. However, if the underlying issue isn't fixed, the code will return.
How much does it cost to replace a Lennox pressure switch?
A replacement pressure switch typically costs between $20 and $50 for the part. Professional installation can add $100-$200 for service call and labor.
Why does my Lennox HVAC keep showing E35?
Persistent E35 errors often indicate a recurring blockage in the condensate drain or a failing pressure switch. It may also be caused by improper venting or a defective inducer motor.
Can I bypass the pressure switch to fix E35?
No, bypassing the pressure switch is dangerous and can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning or system damage. Always address the root cause.