| F.61 | Error: gas valve control | The driver/output of the valve control on the main PCB can fail (defective electronics), causing detection of shorts or anomalous control. Check the power supply and wiring to the valve; if there is an incorrect control signal with wiring and valve OK, the PCB is damaged. |
| F.62 | Error: gas valve disconnection controller | The PCB electronics may not shut off the gas valve in time or may misinterpret the flame signal (defective electronics). Check the valve closure and flame signal; if the issue persists with the correct valve and electrodes, replace the PCB. |
| F.63 | Error: EEPROM | Fault in the EEPROM memory integrated into the main PCB, preventing correct reading/writing. Check for stable voltages and, if the fault persists after a factory reset, replace the PCB. |
| F.64 | Fault: PCB / sensor / analog to digital transformer | Fault in the A/D circuit of the PCB (control board) that interprets NTC/analog inputs. First, rule out shorts in the NTC and wiring; if readings remain erratic with standard resistors, the PCB is faulty. |
| F.65 | Error: electronics temperature too high | The internal sensor/thermistor or the control stage of the PCB detects overheating or a fault (electronics failure). Check ventilation and ambient temperature; if normal and the error persists, the sensor/control stage of the PCB is damaged. |
| F.67 | Incorrect value returned by ASIC (flame signal) | The ASIC circuitry/flame detection on the PCB may return implausible values (electronics fault). Check ionization, electrode, and ground; if ionization µA are correct and it fails, replace the PCB. |
| F.70 | Invalid product code (DSN) | After replacing the main PCB and/or display without reparameterizing the DSN, the boiler detects an invalid combination. Verify and reconfigure the DSN according to the service manual; if it does not accept coding, the PCB is incorrect/defective. |