| F61 | Fault in the main PCB. | The PCB can fail in the control circuit (e.g., output to gas valve/eBUS), triggering the self-diagnosis. Check 230 V and 5/12 V on the PCB, connectors, and DSN code; if everything is correct and the issue persists, replace the PCB. |
| F63 | Memory fault in the main PCB. | Memory corruption/defect in the PCB. Try a reset and check DSN; if not resolved, verification points to replacing the board. |
| F64 | Fault in main PCB (rapid fluctuation of flow/return sensor). | The ADC of the PCB interprets impossible variations of the NTC; if wiring and sensors are fine, the origin is in the electronics of the board. Check connections and, if it persists, replace the PCB. |
| F65 | Fault in main PCB (excessive electronic temperature). | Overheating of the PCB electronics (power supply). Check ventilation/dissipation and connections; if there are no external causes, the PCB is damaged and must be replaced. |
| F67 | Fault in main PCB (flame signal on PCB). | The flame detection circuit on the PCB interprets an anomalous signal; if the electrode, ground, and wiring are correct, the fault lies in the control board. Confirm by measuring and, if it persists, replace the PCB. |