E19
Goodman
Sensor Calibration Data Corruption
Thermostat displays E19 and indicates internal sensor calibration error; temperature and humidity readings may be locked
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Possible Causes
Corrupted factory calibration constants, Failed EEPROM or flash sector, Incomplete factory reset, Firmware bug affecting calibration storage
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No electrical work is required.
Steps to address E19 calibration error:
- 1. Factory reset: Perform a full factory reset from the installer menu. This may reload default calibration values.
- 2. Update firmware: Connect to Wi‑Fi and check for firmware updates that may correct calibration issues.
- 3. Compare readings: Use a reliable thermometer and hygrometer next to the thermostat to compare readings. If they are consistently off by a large margin, calibration is likely invalid.
- 4. Check for offset settings: Some Goodman thermostats allow user offsets for temperature and humidity. Adjust these to bring readings closer to actual values.
- 5. Replace thermostat: If E19 persists and readings are unusable, the internal calibration data or memory hardware is likely irreparable in the field. Replace the thermostat.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Goodman smart thermostat (sensor calibration memory)
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