| A02 | Flame signal present with burner off. | The PCB (control board) may interpret a false ionisation signal or mismanage the electrode input; verify by measuring the ionisation current and ruling out the electrode/wiring; if it persists, review/reprogram or replace the PCB. |
| F04 | Anomaly in the parameters of the control board. | PCB parameters misconfigured or corrupted (memory/EEPROM); check by entering programming mode and restoring/adjusting values; if it doesn't save or reappears, the board is defective. |
| F05 | Anomaly in the parameters of the control board. | Configuration error or fault in the PCB itself (in sealed models E it may also indicate a fan fault, but the brand documents the cause on the board); verify and reprogram parameters; if not corrected or not recorded, replace the PCB. |
| F07 | Anomaly in the parameters of the control board. | Internal parameters of the PCB improperly adjusted/damaged; check the service menu and restore factory or prescribed parameters; if it reappears or does not allow saving, PCB is faulty. |
| A23 | Anomaly in the parameters of the control board. | PCB configuration/firmware with inconsistent parameters; verify and reprogram parameters according to the manual; if not restored or reappears, PCB memory damaged → replace. |
| A24 | Anomaly in the parameters of the control board. | Control parameters on the PCB out of range or corrupted; enter programming, correct/restore values and check that the PCB saves them; if not, replace the PCB. |