| F.61 | Gas valve activation error | The output stage of the PCB does not correctly excite the coils of the gas valve (driver/output faulty), causing the fault. Check the continuity of the harness and the control signal to the valve during demand; if the valve and wiring are correct and there is no signal (or it drops unexpectedly), the PCB is the cause. |
| F.62 | Gas valve disconnection delay | The circuit of the PCB maintains the power supply to the gas valve longer than it should or does not cut off in time (stuck driver), registering delayed disconnection. Check that the signal to the coils drops to 0 when turned off and that the ionisation extinguishes; if everything is correct and the delay persists, the PCB is defective. |
| F.63 | Error: EEPROM | Corruption/invalid reading of the EEPROM memory of the PCB or its associated electronics. Confirm after reset/brief power cut that the error reappears; if network/grounding are fine, the documented solution is to replace or reprogram the PCB. |
| F.64 | Fault: PCB / sensor (NTC) | Fault in the conditioning/ADC on the board that measures the NTCs (incoherent readings). Check NTC for resistance and wiring; if values are correct but the boiler still shows F.64, the defect is in the PCB. |
| F.65 | Error: electronics temperature too high | Actual overheating or erroneous temperature sensor reading on the PCB. Check ventilation/temperature of the compartment and heat sinks; if there are no external causes and the error persists, the PCB is damaged. |
| F.67 | Incorrect value returned by ASIC (flame signal) | Anomaly in the flame detection circuit of the PCB (signal not plausible). Check ionisation electrode, ground, and cable; if they are correct and F.67 persists, the flame electronics of the PCB is faulty. |
| F.70 | Invalid product code (DSN) | After replacing the display and/or board, the new PCB is not coded with the appliance variant, causing DSN incompatibility. Verify the model coding and reprogram the board; if it does not accept coding or loses it, the PCB is the cause. |