| F.26 | Fuel valve not functioning. | The stepper motor/actuator of the gas valve is disconnected or faulty; check the power supply and continuity of the actuator and harness to the valve connector. |
| F.27 | Flame simulation (flame detection when it shouldn't). | The leaking gas solenoid valve may allow gas to pass when the burner is off; check the valve's tightness/closure (closure test) and rule out moisture in the electronics. |
| F.28 | Ignition fault on start-up. | The faulty/closed gas valve prevents supply during the spark; check the opening order (voltage at connector) and gas pressure/flow during the ignition sequence. |
| F.29 | Flame loss during operation (failed re-ignition). | A fault/intermittency in the gas valve or its adjustment can cut or fail to modulate the flow; check modulation/stability of pressure and wiring to the valve. |
| F.53 | Combustion regulation fault / unexpected gas mass. | The gas valve does not properly regulate the requested flow; check dynamic pressure, Venturi/mass sensor, and valve operation. |
| F.54 | Gas supply fault (start-up) / insufficient gas. | A faulty gas valve may not allow passage despite having pressure; check inlet pressure and effective opening of the valve during start-up. |
| F.56 | Fault in combustion component (CO protection/regulation). | Defective contact or fault in the gas valve; if after checking the wiring the fault reappears, the valve is considered defective. Verify control signal, continuity/insulation, and modulation response. |
| F.61 | Fault in the activation/command of the gas valve. | Coils to ground/short circuit or faulty valve prevent its operation; check control voltage at connector, continuity/insulation of coils, and if there is correct signal and it does not open, replace the valve. |
| F.62 | Delay in the closing of the gas valve. | Internal leak or stuck solenoid cause the flame to take time to extinguish; check that the ionisation signal drops when closure is commanded and perform a valve tightness/closure test. |
| F.88 | Fault: gas valve (connection). | The valve is disconnected/improperly connected or there is a short circuit in the harness; check the plug, polarity, and continuity of the wiring to the valve assembly. |