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Alarms
Description
Cause
Effect
Corrective
action
E1 - Cooking
chamber
temperature
probe not
detected
Connection
interrupted
between cook-
ing chamber
probe and micro
power board
Impossible to
start cooking
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E2 - Core
probe not
detected
Improper
“plug - socket”
connection of
the probe to the
core probe
It is not
possible to
activate a
cooking cycle
with
the “core
temperature”
parameter
Check
that the
“plug-sock-
et” connec-
tion of the
core probe
is correct
Needle-shaped
core probe
interrupted/
damaged
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E3 - Safety
thermostat
on
Maximum
allowable
temperature
in the cooking
chamber
exceeded
Oven
operation
deactivated
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E4 -
Thermal
motor safety
protection
activated
Motor over-
heated
Oven
operation
deactivated
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E8 - Display
board
overtemper-
ature
Temperature
on the display
board above
70°C
Oven
operation
deactivated
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E9 - Main
micro
power board
overtemper-
ature
Temperature on
the micro power
board above
70°C
Oven
operation
deactivated
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E10 -
Automatic
washing
cycle cannot
be activated
The tempera-
ture in the cook-
ing chamber
exceeds 90°C
The automat-
ic washing
cycle does
not work
Cool the
cooking
chamber:
open the
door and
touch the
symbol
(automatic
cooling is
activated).
E11 - Con-
densation
hood not
working
The hood’s
power cable is
not connected
to the mains
Oven opera-
tion disabled.
a cooking
cycle is in
progress, it is
completed.
Check that
the hood is
connected
properly to
the mains
E12 - Hood
conden-
sation
chamber
temperature
probe not
working
Connection
interrupted
between
condensation
chamber tem-
perature probe
and electronic
board
Oven opera-
tion disabled.
If a cooking
cycle is in
progress, it is
completed.
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E13 -
Proofer
temperature
probe not
detected
Connection
interrupted
between proof-
ing chamber
probe and micro
power board
Cannot start
the proofing
cycle
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E14 - Hold-
ing cabinet
temperature
probe not
detected
Connection
interrupted
between holding
chamber probe
and micro
power board
Cannot start
the holding
cycle
Contact
a skilled
technician.
E18 - Black-
out
Mains power
supply outage
for over one
minute
Oven opera-
tion disabled.
When the
power supply
is restored,
the display
shows the
screen of
the cooking
program
currently
running
Reactivate
the cooking
program
E20 - Micro
power board
not detected
The display
board does not
communicate
with the micro
power board
Upgrade
the board
firmware
Contact
a skilled
technician.
Warranty
Any defect affecting the functionality of the appliance which
becomes apparent within one year after purchase will be re-
paired by free repair or replacement provided the appliance has
been used and maintained in accordance with the instructions
and has not been abused or misused in any way. Your statutory
rights are not affected. If the appliance is claimed under war-
ranty, state where and when it was purchased and include proof
of purchase (e.g. receipt).
In line with our policy of continuous product development we
reserve the right to change the product, packaging and docu-
mentation specifications without notice.
Discarding & Environment
When decommissioning the appliance, the product must not
be disposed of with other household waste. Instead, it is your
responsibility to dispose to your waste equipment by handing it
over to a designated collection point. Failure to follow this rule
may be penalized in accordance with applicable regulations on
waste disposal. The separate collection and recycling of your
waste equipment at the time of disposal will help conserve nat-
ural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that
protects human health and the environment.
For more information about where you can drop off your waste
for recycling, please contact your local waste collection compa-
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