| F.11 | Internal error | Internal fault of the main board/interface; check harnesses and connectors between the main board and interface and rule out shorts/oxidation. If it persists after verifying power supply and wiring, replace the PCB. |
| F.12 | Internal error | Same as F.11: internal fault of the electronics (main board/interface). Check wiring and connectors; if everything is correct, the cause is the PCB and it must be replaced. |
| F.13 | Internal error | Defective or moisture-affected main PCB; perform a visual inspection of the PCB (signs of moisture/burns) and, after drying/power and continuity tests, replace if damage is present. |
| F.05 | Combustion air supply fault | If the PCB does not deliver sufficient voltage to the fan, the pressure switch does not switch and F.05 appears; check the fan output voltage at the PCB connector (e.g., H3) and continuity of the harness. If the output fails with correct power supply, the PCB is the cause. |
| F.06 | Outlet temperature sensor fault | The NTC reading channel on the PCB (input/ADC) can fail and simulate NTC short/open; measure the ohms of the NTC and, if correct, check the power/signal at the board's input. If the reading is not reliable, replace the PCB. |
| F.28 | The appliance without a flame indicates a fault. | The PCB may fail in the ignition/ionisation control or in the activation of the gas valve; after ruling out gas supply and electrodes, check the ignition/gas valve outputs on the board and ground. If the signals are abnormal, the cause is the PCB. |