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TROUBLESHOOTING.
· CAUTION: NEVER carry out any work on the induction generators without first having disconnected them from the
power supply .
· HAZARD: high voltage present in induction generators powered by the electricity supply .
· The induction generators should only be opened by QUALIFIED, AUTHORISED PERSONNEL IN COMPLIANCE
WITH INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL AND REGIONAL
SAFETY LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Fault
Cause
Corrective action
Insufficient heating of cooking
zone
Unsuitable pan material
Use suitable pan material
Continuous heating of cooking
zone at maximum power
Knob switch faulty
Check / replace knob switch
Empty cooking zone starts
operating
Pan detection sensor faulty
Replace generator / have it repaired
Small metal objects are heated
Pan detection sensor faulty
Replace generator / have it repaired
No heating of cooking zone
Pan bottom Ø less than 12 cm
Use suitable pan material
Generator defective
Replace generator / have it repaired
No reaction of appliance
Mains fuse / main supply
interrupted
Check mains connection
Fuses blow when switching on
Short-circuit in generator
Replace generator / have it repaired
ERROR CODE PATTERN
There are two different error types:
•
Generator errors (E1)
•
Digital control errors(E2)
Generator errors
are faults detected by the generator and forwarded to the control. On the display of the
digital control “E1” appears. On the analogue controls faults can be detected according to the duration and
frequency of the green light blinking. The green lamp lights one time long and than short regular flashes.
The number of these short flashes is the error number. This pattern is constantly repeated.
For example: error code E1 06 from the generator:
long
1
2
3
4
5
6
long
1
2
3
4
5
6
The red fault lamp remains on as long as an error exists.
Digital control errors
are faults from the digital controls. On the display appears “E2” and than the error number
