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Cooking at home is a pleasure for many of us – until something goes wrong. If you use an induction cooktop, you may have come across an unexpected error code flashing on the screen.
What’s the meaning behind this cryptic series of letters and numbers? This is where our handy ‘induction error code list’ comes into play!
This list provides clear, simplistic explanations for commonly encountered error codes across various brands.
Note: While we have done our best to make sure these error codes and descriptions are correct, you should take steps to confirm what the code means before attempting any fix on your induction cooktop.
Disconnect the cooker and wait a minute before reconnecting and restarting. If the error recurs, note the error code and contact your Authorized Service Centre.
E2 (Alternating ‘E’ and ‘2’)
Indicates overheating of a cooking zone. Switch off the affected zone and allow it to cool. If the problem persists, use only the oven and contact your Authorized Service Centre.
E6, E7, E9, E5
Disconnect the cooker, wait a minute, then reconnect and restart. If the issue persists, note the error code and contact your Authorized Service Centre.
U400
Indicates power supply over-voltage. Disconnect the appliance and verify the correct power supply voltage per the appliance rating label.
Symbol Error
Indicates a malfunctioning control dial. Turn all dials to OFF, then disconnect and restart the cooker. If the error does not clear or recurs, only use the oven and contact your Authorized Service Centre.
Whirlpool Induction Cooker Error Codes
Error Code
Description
C1
Input voltage is low. Increase it with a stabiliser, or wait if that’s not possible.
C2 / C3
Overheating within the device or surface. Allow the unit to cool down before continuing use. If it persists, seek a repair for potential sensor replacement.
F0
Internal error. Wait to see if it resolves by itself, if not, contact customer support.
F2
Overheated cooking area. Remove any cookware and let the area cool.
F4
Re-position the cookware in the center of the cooking plate, away from the control panel.
F8
The cooking process is taking too long.
Thermador Induction Error Codes
Error Code
Description
E1
The cooking zone has overheated. Let the appliance cool down. If the error continues, contact customer service.
E2
Temperature sensor of the cooking zone has failed. Contact customer service.
E3
The power board has overheated. Allow the appliance to cool down. If the error continues, contact customer service.
E4
The connection between the power board and the display board is interrupted. Contact customer service.
E5
The display board has failed. Contact customer service.
E6
The power board has failed. Contact customer service.
E7
The temperature sensor of the power board has failed. Contact customer service.
E8
The fan has failed. Contact customer service.
E9
The cooking zone is not properly connected. Contact customer service.
EA
The cooking zone is incompatible with the appliance. Contact customer service.
Samsung Induction Cooktop Error Codes
Error Code
Description
C0, C1, C2, C3
Sensor error. Try restarting the cooktop.
d0
Stuck button error. Try restarting the cooktop.
F0, F1, F2
Communication error. Restart the cooktop and if the error continues, contact customer service.
Underlined ‘u’
Pan detection error. Ensure cookware is compatible with induction elements.
Other Error Codes
Contact customer service for assistance.
Bosch Induction Error Codes
Error Code
Description
Flashing Heat Setting Indicator
The cooktop cannot detect a pan on the hotplate. Use an induction-ready pan.
‘E’
Power button malfunction. Try resetting the cooktop.
Flashing ‘e’
Wet control panel or something is on top of it. Dry off control panel and remove any objects.
U1
Incorrect voltage input. A faulty power outlet might be the cause; have a technician check the power supply.
E1, E2, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7, E8, E9, EA
Sensor error, overheating, communication error, fan error, connection error, or compatibility error. Try restarting the cooktop. If the issue continues, contact customer service.
F0, F1, F2, F4, F5, F6, F8
Communication error, overheating, hot cookware near the control panel, or continuous cooking zone operation. Try restarting the cooktop. If the issue continues, contact customer service.
Underlined ‘u’
Pan detection error. Ensure you are using cookware compatible with induction elements.
Other Error Codes
Contact customer service for assistance.
Duxtop Induction Cookers Error Codes
Error Code
Description
E0
No cookware detected. Ensure cookware is induction compatible and correctly positioned on the cooking zone.
E1
Low voltage. Check the power cord and outlet for any damage or loose connections.
E2
High voltage. Use a stabilizer or wait for the voltage to naturally stabilize.
E3
Overheating. Allow the cooker to cool down and remove hot cookware from the surface.
E4
Temperature sensor error. Sensor might be open or short-circuited. Contact customer service for repair or replacement.
E5
Fan error. Clean the fan and air vents. If the problem continues, contact customer service for repair or replacement.
E6
Internal circuit error. There may be a problem with the cooker’s internal circuitry. Reach out to customer service for repair or replacement.
Nuwave Induction Error Codes
Error Code
Description
E1
No cookware detected or incompatible cookware. Ensure the cookware is induction-ready and correctly positioned on the cooking zone.
E2
Low voltage. Inspect the power cord and outlet for any damages or loose connections.
E3
High voltage. Lower the voltage using a stabilizer or wait for the voltage to stabilize naturally.
E4
Overheating. Allow the cooker to cool down and remove any hot cookware from the surface.
E5
Temperature sensor error. The sensor might be open or short-circuited. Contact customer service for repair or replacement.
E6
Fan error. The fan might be faulty or blocked by dust or debris. Try cleaning the fan and air vents. If the error continues, contact customer service for repair or replacement.
E7
Internal circuit error. An issue exists with the cooker’s internal circuit. Contact customer service for repair or replacement.
Cookware is not correctly placed or compatible with the induction cooker.
E1
Internal circuit issue. Try resetting the cooker by turning it off and on.
E2
Temperature sensor error. It’s unable to read the correct temperature which may cause the cooker to shut off. Replace the sensor if the issue continues.
E3
Supply voltage is too high. Lower the voltage if a stabiliser is used. If not, try turning the cooker off and then back on after some time.
E4
Supply voltage is too low. If using a stabiliser, increase the voltage, otherwise wait for the voltage to naturally increase.
E5
Cooker’s surface temperature too high. Remove any hot items and allow the cooker to cool down.
E6
Overheating issue within the cooker. Allow it to cool, check for a malfunctioning fan or blocked air vent. If it persists, get it serviced.
E7
Internal temperature sensor malfunction. Consult with a local electronics repair shop.
E8
Incompatible cookware detected. Ensure vessel used has magnetic properties.
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