I have a Goodman gmp125-4 gas furnace. I've been having all sorts of problems recently. I've fixed most of them, but the last problem I had was a code 5 "false flame sensed". The chart inside the door said the most likely problem was a stuck gas valve. I assume this is the problem if the fire has been burning, and in the off cycle, the fire is still burning sending a signal through the flame sensor, the system shuts off. My false flame sensed was happening when the furnace was turned on. I hooked the multi-meter up to the flame sensor, and was getting 50 or so volts while there was no fire. I unhooked the sensor, and got the same reading from the line itself. If I wiggle the line around, the voltage gets down to about 10 volts. The false flame alert is cleared, and the light is constant. I grounded the wire for about five minutes, and the voltage went down. I got the furnace to fire up, but I don't know how long until this mystery voltage reaccures. I need to know what is going on what this voltage is, and how to fix it for good. I always thought that the voltage came from the flame sensor, and was created by the heated flame sensor. If you know please tell me.