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Safire cera22 Ceramic cooktop
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01/2018
ERROR MESSAGES
No. 1 (overheating fault)
indicates overheating.
The cause of overheating is often, for example, insufficient ventilation at the stove installation site.
No. 2 (ionisation fault)
indicates that the ionisation electrode is faulty or sooty. The fault also comes up if the sensor is
shorted with the heater frame.
No. 3 (fire detection fault)
means that the heater has shut down due to the lack of a flame. Usually, this means that the
fuel has run out or the fuel system is clogged. However, if the flame is visible, there may be a problem in the
electronics.
No. 4 (glow fault)
indicates that the glow plug is at fault: the connector is disconnected, the plug is broken or its wire is
faulty.
No. 5 (combustion fan fault)
indicates that there is a fault in the combustion air fan or its wiring.
No. 6 (convection blower fault)
indicates that there is a fault in the main blower (blower lid) or its wiring.
No. 7 (undervoltage fault)
indicates undervoltage. The power cords are too long or thin, the battery is low or
connections have oxidised.
No. 8 (pump fault)
indicates that the circuit of the pump is not closed. A cable is broken or disconnected.
No. 9 (circulating air fault)
indicates that there is a fault in the circulating air sensor or its wiring.
A
indicates that the heater has not shut down normally during the last shutdown. There has been either a rapid voltage
drop or the power has been disconnected from the main switch before the aftercooling has ended.
The
decimal on the display
blinks with the pulses of the pump.
The pump is not powered (fault code 8) if the decimal does not blink, the pump does not make a clicking sound and
there is no other fault present. The fault is either in the wiring of the pump, the coil or the circuit board.
If the decimal blinks while the pump does not make a clicking sound, and the wires are not in a short circuit, the pump
is faulty; usually due to fuel thickening.