| F.20 | Safety temperature limiter disconnection. | The PCB may incorrectly interpret/manage the input from the limiter (thermal fuse) and trigger the safety. Check by bridging the limiter according to the manual and, if the wiring/sensor are OK, measure the input on the board or replace the PCB. |
| F.27 | Safety lockout flame simulation. | Moisture/damage in the PCB electronics can simulate an ionization signal. Check by drying, checking continuity/voltages of the board and the electrode; if it persists, replace the PCB. |
| F.37 | Fan speed difference fault. | The PCB powers and reads the fan (power/PWM and tach signal); a driver fault or reading on the board triggers the code. Check 12 V/PWM and speed signal at the board connectors (e.g., X30/X91) and, if the fan/harness are fine, replace the PCB. |
| F.57 | Measurement program fault. | Internal electronic error; if it persists after a reset, the PCB is defective. Check supply voltages and continuity; replace the PCB if it does not start. |
| F.63 | EEPROM fault. | Corrupted/damaged EEPROM memory of the PCB. Check reset and power supply stability; if the fault persists, replace the PCB. |
| F.166 | Communication fault. | Fault in the communication electronics of the PCB (e.g., bus/display). After ruling out interruptions in the harness, levels, and connectors, replace the PCB. |
| F.168 | Fault in the water escape sensor. | The analogue input on the PCB may fail and incorrectly detect a leak. If the sensor/wiring are OK or bridging the sensor makes it disappear, replace the PCB. |
| F.171 | Fault: fan. | The PCB controls the power/control of the fan; a faulty driver/power supply on the board causes the code. Check 12 V and control signal from the PCB before replacing it. |
| F.197 | Supervision protection fault. | Fault in the control/monitoring electronics on the PCB. If the appliance does not start after a reset, replace the board according to the manual. |