| E20 | EVG lockout (hardware fault in the gas valve control). | The control board governs the EVG through a relay/power stage; if that stage of the PCB fails, the unit detects an EVG lockout. Verify by measuring the output from the PCB to the valve (voltage/activation of the relay or triac) and continuity of the coil; if it does not switch with the correct command, replace the board. |
| E21 | EVG lockout (control relay fault of the valve). | The control relay of the EVG is integrated into the PCB; if its contacts/coil fail, the boiler goes into lockout. Check the relay activation from the board (voltage on the coil, continuity, and contact closure under command) and, if it does not operate with the correct signal, replace the PCB. |
| E89 | Internal error (usually hardware) or issues with the electrical network. | Indicates an internal fault in the electronics (power sources, microcontroller, or drivers) of the PCB; after ruling out the network (correct voltage and frequency), if it persists, the cause is the PCB. Verify by measuring voltages on the PCB and conducting a test with a known good PCB. |
| E99 | Card (PCB) not configured. | Replaced PCB or loss of parameter settings; requires configuring the board (e.g., parameter P01/model). Check by entering the parameter menu and completing the coding; if it does not accept configuration or returns to E99, the installed PCB is incorrect or defective. |