| ALL 88 | Internal error (component protection on the board). | The PCB enters protection mode due to an internal hardware fault. Check voltages 230V/5V/12V on the PCB and isolate peripherals; if it reappears after reset/autocalibration, replace the PCB. |
| ALL 98 | Software error, card start-up. | The microcontroller on the PCB does not complete the boot. Try reset and auto-calibration; check for stable power supply and, if the issue persists, reprogram or replace the PCB. |
| ALL 99 | Generic fault on the PCB. | The PCB self-diagnosis detects a non-specific fault. Check the power supply and disconnect loads; if the error persists, replace the PCB. |
| ALL 77 | Maximum/minimum absolute limits error of current EV2 SGV. | The driver stage of the board that controls the EV2 modulator delivers current out of range. Measure signal/current to the modulator and wiring; if the EV2 valve is OK, the probable cause is the PCB. |
| ALL 78 | EV2 SGV upper current limit error. | Excess current in the modulation circuit controlled by the PCB. Check wiring and modulation current; if the EV2 valve is correct, replace/repair the PCB. |
| ALL 79 | Fault due to lower current limit EV2 SGV. | Modulation current below threshold due to output/driver fault on PCB or wiring. Check the signal from the PCB and the condition of the gas valve; if it functions, the cause is the PCB. |
| ALL 95 | Fault due to micro interruptions in the flame signal. | Unstable ionization reading due to flame entry fault on the PCB or noisy power supply. Measure ionization microamps and voltages on the PCB; if electrode/gas are OK, replace the PCB. |