| F.28 | Start-up fault: ignition failed. | The PCB/ignition transformer (module 130391 in this set) may not trigger or generate HV for the spark; check the trigger signal from the PCB and the transformer's output with a spark tester and continuity to the electrode. |
| F.63 | EEPROM fault. | Fault in the electronic system/EEPROM of the PCB; it is confirmed by measuring that the peripherals are correct and, if it persists, by replacing the PCB (the manual itself indicates PCB replacement). |
| F.64 | Electronic fault/sensor. | The PCB (measurement stages/ADC and references) may read incorrect values even with correct NTCs; isolate NTCs and wiring, and if the measurement remains inconsistent, confirm PCB fault by replacement/cross-testing. |
| F.65 | Electronic temp. fault. | Overheating or defect in the electronics of the PCB; check temperature/location, moisture damage, and inspect the PCB (thermistor/power stages), replacing if necessary. |
| F.67 | Electronic fault/flame (implausible flame signal). | The flame control circuit on the PCB may generate/interpret an erroneous signal even if the electrode is correct; check the ionisation signal and grounding, and if it is unstable with a stable flame, confirm a PCB fault. |
| F.70 | Fault: invalid appliance code (DSN). | Identification error after intervention in electronics (screen and PCB replaced simultaneously or PCB not coded); verify and reprogram DSN/variant according to service manual or replace PCB if it does not accept coding. |