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Light 'A' is flashing on the cooker hood display.
The grease filter saturation alarm has been triggered. This is a timed reminder.
Clean or replace the metal grease filters. After cleaning, reset the alarm by pressing and holding the designated reset button for a few seconds.
Light 'C' is flashing on the cooker hood display after filter maintenance.
The filter saturation alarm system needs to be reset after cleaning or replacing the filters.
Perform the electronic reset procedure. Typically, this involves pressing a specific button or combination of buttons for several seconds until the light stops flashing.
Extractor hood is not working, E1 is displayed.
Communication error between the main control board and the motor.
Reset the hood by disconnecting it from the power supply for a few minutes. If the error persists, there may be a wiring issue or a faulty component requiring service.
Elica E2: NTC temperature sensor signal out of range (open or short circuit) in Hob / Cooktop.
Temperature sensor is faulty or disconnected.
This is an internal hardware fault. Disconnect the hob from the power supply. A service technician is required to check the sensor and its connection.
Hob is not working and displays E3.
The mains voltage is too high (overvoltage protection).
Disconnect the appliance and have a qualified electrician check the household power supply. The voltage should be within the range specified in the user manual.
Hob is not working and displays E4.
The mains voltage is too low (undervoltage protection).
Disconnect the appliance and have a qualified electrician check the household power supply to ensure it is stable and within the required range.
One or more cooking zones are not working, E6 displayed.
Communication error between the touch control board and the power module.
Reset by disconnecting from power for a few minutes. If the error returns, it indicates a fault with the internal wiring or one of the electronic boards, requiring a service call.
Hob is completely inoperable and displays E9.
General internal hardware fault or configuration error.
This error typically requires professional service. Try a power cycle first (disconnect from mains for 5 minutes). If the error persists, contact an authorized service technician.
Error code ER4 is displayed on the hob.
The Bridge Zone function has been activated, but the pots are not placed correctly to span the two linked zones.
Ensure you are using a single large pan that covers both bridge zone centers, or place two separate pans correctly within each of the linked zones.
Light 'F' is flashing on the cooker hood display.
The charcoal/odor filter saturation alarm has been triggered. This is a timed reminder for non-ducted hoods.
Replace the charcoal filters. After replacing, reset the alarm by pressing and holding the designated reset button for a few seconds.
Cooking zone does not turn on and F0 is displayed.
No pan is detected, the pan is not suitable for induction, or the pan is not correctly positioned on the cooking zone.
Ensure you are using induction-compatible cookware. Center the pan correctly on the selected cooking zone. If the pan is too small, it may not be detected.
Oven is not heating correctly and displays F01.
The oven temperature sensor (NTC) is defective or has an open circuit.
The oven temperature sensor needs to be tested and likely replaced by a qualified technician.
A continuous beep is heard and F1 is displayed.
The cooking zone has been active for an extremely long time without change, or the pan is empty and has overheated.
Turn off the cooking zone. Allow the hob and pan to cool down before resuming cooking.
Hob switches off and displays F2.
The hob electronics have overheated. This can be caused by prolonged use at high power or poor ventilation below the hob.
Turn off the hob and wait for it to cool down completely. Ensure the ventilation openings underneath the hob are not blocked.
Oven displays F03 and may not start a cycle.
Error with the door lock mechanism. The door is not locking or unlocking correctly, or the door switch is faulty.
Check that the door is closing properly and nothing is obstructing it. Try running a self-clean cycle briefly to engage the lock, then cancel. If the error persists, the lock motor or switch likely needs service.
Hob does not work correctly and shows F4.
Incorrect mains voltage detected or a power surge has occurred.
Disconnect the hob from the power supply for at least 60 seconds, then reconnect. If the problem persists, have an electrician check the mains voltage and the connection.
Controls are unresponsive and F5 is displayed.
The touch control panel is covered by an object (e.g., cloth, utensil) or a liquid spillage.
Remove any objects or wipe away any spills from the control panel. Dry the area thoroughly.
One side of the hob (left or right) stops working and displays F6.
Overheating of the power module for one side of the hob.
Let the hob cool down. Check for blocked ventilation. If the error persists after cooling, it may indicate a faulty power module or cooling fan.
Hob displays F7 and may beep.
A fault with the temperature sensor (NTC) for a cooking zone has been detected.
Disconnect the appliance from the power for a few minutes and try again. If the error reoccurs, the sensor is likely faulty and requires a service technician.
Cooking zone stops heating and shows F8.
Cookware bottom is deformed or does not have a perfectly flat base, causing poor contact and overheating.
Turn off the zone and allow it to cool. Try using different, high-quality, flat-bottomed induction cookware.
Elica F9: Operational cycle fault detected during Hob / Cooktop program execution.
Internal voltage error on the electronic board.
Reset the appliance by turning off the mains power for 1-2 minutes. If the error persists, the control board may be faulty and need replacement.
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