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The display flashes when
you place a pan on the
hotplate (there is no longer
any heat output)
The › symbol for
powerboost flashes and
goes out
E Ö display and numbers
F display and numbers
Problem
F0
F2
F4
F8
Check whether the saucepan is electromagnetic
(attracts a magnet). Check whether the diameter of
the saucepan is large enough.
Allow the saucepan to cool down in the event that it
has become too hot.
If the display still flashes when you switch the hotplate
off and on again, switch the cooker circuit breaker off.
Wait 20 seconds and then switch the circuit breaker
on again.
Powerboost operates the hotplate with the most
possible power. To protect the hob from overheating,
powerboost may switch off automatically.
If E Ö and numbers appear in the display, there is a
malfunction in the electronics. Switch the cooker
circuit breaker off and back on again. If the display still
lights up, call the after sales service.
If F and a number flash alternately in the display, your
hob is indicating a fault. The following table contains
information about how you can rectify the
malfunctions.
Possible cause
An internal fault has
occurred in the hob.
The hob is too hot and has
switched itself off.
The hob is too hot and has
switched itself off.
The hotplate was in use for
a long time without a break.
Notes/remedial action
Switch the cooker circuit breaker off.
Wait a few seconds and then switch the
circuit breaker on again. If the display
does not go out, call the after sales
service.
Remove the cookware from the
hotplates. When the hob has cooled
down sufficiently, touch any field.
F2 goes out.
Check whether there is a hot pan on the
control panel. Remove the pan. Wait a
few minutes until the control panel has
cooled down. If F4 appears again when
you switch the appliance back on, call
the after sales service.
The automatic time limit has been
activated. Press any field.
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