| F.26 | Stepper motor current of the gas valve not plausible. | The stepper motor/solenoids of the valve are disconnected or faulty, preventing correct modulation/opening. Check continuity and resistance of coils, connector, and control signal; verify steps/offset of the valve in the equipment diagnostics. |
| F.27 | Safety shutdown: flame simulation. | The gas valve does not close tightly and allows gas to pass (solenoid with a leak), generating a flame signal when it should be off. Check the valve's tightness with a leak test and ensure ionisation disappears after closing. |
| F.28 | Start-up fault: ignition not achieved. | If the gas valve does not open or is improperly adjusted, gas does not reach the burner and the unit does not ignite. Check excitation/controls to the valve during the ignition attempt and pressures before/after the valve. |
| F.61 | Fault in the regulation/operation of the gas valve. | Short to ground/short circuit in the harness to the valve or defective solenoids/valves prevent their operation. Check insulation/continuity of coils and power supply from the PCB to the valve. |
| F.62 | Gas valve disconnection delay. | The valve gets stuck or leaks and does not close in time, leaving a flame signal after shutdown. Verify that ionisation ceases when cutting off and perform a tightness/leak test on the valve. |