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Rosieres F0: Operational cycle fault detected during Hob / Cooktop program execution.
There is no pan on the cooking zone, the pan is not suitable for induction, or the pan is too small or not centered correctly.
Ensure you are using a flat-bottomed, ferromagnetic (a magnet will stick to it) pan that is large enough to cover the markings for the cooking zone.
Control Module Overheating
The electronic control module is too hot, usually from extended use on high power settings or poor ventilation under the hob.
Allow the hob to cool down. Check that the ventilation space required under the hob is clear and not blocked by items in a drawer or cupboard.
Cooking Zone Sensor Overheating
The temperature sensor for a specific cooking zone has detected excessive heat, possibly from an empty pan being left on high power.
Remove the pan from the zone and allow the hob to cool down. If the error persists even when cool, the sensor may be faulty.
Control Board Communication Error
The main power board and the user interface/display board are not communicating with each other.
Check the wiring harness that connects the two electronic boards. Ensure the connectors are secure and not damaged.
Rosieres F4: Motor drive or inverter rotation anomaly in Oven / Microwave; drum/motor fails to spin at target RPM.
The system has detected that the cooling fan is not operating correctly or at all.
Check the cooling fan for obstructions. Test the fan motor and the wiring connecting it to the control board. Replace the fan motor if faulty.
Internal Connection Error
There is a poor or failed connection between the touch control board and the main power/induction module.
This requires inspection by a technician. The ribbon cable connecting the two internal boards may be loose or damaged.
Rosieres F6: Operational cycle fault detected during Oven / Microwave program execution.
The control board is not receiving the signal that the door is closed, preventing operation.
Inspect the door switch (often a small plunger or microswitch) and its wiring. The switch may be misaligned or faulty and require adjustment or replacement.
Rosieres F8: Operational cycle fault detected during Hob / Cooktop program execution.
The internal cooling fan that cools the electronics is blocked or has failed.
The hob will need to be disconnected and inspected internally. The fan may be blocked with dust or may need to be replaced.
Rosieres L: Door lock safety interlock fault in Hob / Cooktop; door switch contact fails to close or open.
The child lock safety feature has been enabled, disabling the hob controls.
Refer to the user manual to find the specific deactivation sequence. It usually involves pressing and holding the lock symbol or a combination of two buttons for several seconds.
Overheat during Pyrolytic cycle
The oven temperature has exceeded the maximum safety limit during a self-cleaning cycle.
Do not open the door. Allow the oven to cool down completely on its own. Ensure oven ventilation is not obstructed. Check cooling fan operation.
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