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Temperature sensor on power board faulty.
A temperature sensor located on the main power board itself has failed, preventing the hob from monitoring its own temperature.
This requires the replacement of the main power board by a qualified technician.
Incorrect power supply voltage.
The hob is detecting that the mains voltage is too high or too low for safe operation.
Contact an electrician to check the voltage of your home's electrical supply. If the supply is correct, the hob's main board may be faulty.
Sauter F9: Operational cycle fault detected during Oven / Microwave program execution.
The meat probe is not inserted correctly, is faulty, or the socket is damaged.
Ensure the meat probe is fully inserted into its socket. If the error persists, try another probe if available. The socket or the probe itself may need replacement.
Sauter F10: Operational cycle fault detected during Oven / Microwave program execution.
The main function knob or its underlying selector switch is faulty or has a bad connection.
Turn the appliance off and on again. If the error persists, the selector switch assembly likely needs replacement by a technician.
Sauter SAFE: Door lock safety interlock fault in Oven / Microwave; door switch contact fails to close or open.
The child safety lock feature has been engaged, disabling the oven controls.
Consult the user manual to find the specific button combination to deactivate the child lock. It's often pressing and holding two buttons simultaneously for several seconds.
Oven in safety mode, often after a power surge.
A power interruption or surge occurred during operation, or a critical fault was detected.
Press and hold the start/stop button or turn the function selector to '0' to reset. If it's flashing with a temperature, it may indicate an overheating fault that needs checking.
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