| 3 01 | EEPROM display error | The EEPROM on the main PCB is damaged or not reading/writing correctly, preventing initialization. Check 5 V/12 V on the PCB, solder joints/continuity of the EEPROM, and reprogram or replace the PCB if necessary. |
| 3 02 | Communication error | Communication bus fault of the PCB (BridgeNet/GP‑GIU) with the display or peripherals due to a circuit fault in the PCB. Check wiring/power supply and bus signals; if they are correct, the cause is in the main board. |
| 3 03 | Main PCB fault | Self-diagnosis detects a fault in the control electronics (CPU/timing/regulators) of the PCB. Check the stability of the power supply, reset/oscillator, and if external factors are ruled out, replace the board. |
| 3 05 | Main PCB fault | Generic fault of the PCB (logic or control stage) preventing safe operation. Check voltages on the board, tracks/relays/triacs, and replace the board if the issue persists. |
| 3 06 | Main PCB fault | Generic repeated fault in the PCB electronics (microcontroller/supervision). Check power supply, references, and control hardware; if there is no external cause, replace the PCB. |
| 3 07 | Main PCB fault | Internal error on the main PCB detected by self-diagnosis. Check sources/clock and ensure there are no shorts in outputs; if everything is correct, replace the PCB. |