On the legacy Bertazzoni induction cooktops P304IAE and P365IAE, Er47 means the hob is not connected to the network. The instruction is to check the connection and reconnect the hob. Here, network means the electrical supply.…
On the legacy Bertazzoni induction cooktops P304IAE and P365IAE, Er47 means the hob is not connected to the network. The instruction is to check the connection and reconnect the hob. Here, network means the electrical supply. The cooktop does not get proper power, so it stops. Owners see Er47 after switching on, or after a breaker trip. Nothing is wrong with the zones themselves, only the connection to power.
1. Check that the cooktop's breaker is fully on. 2. Reset it once if it has tripped. 3. Switch the cooktop on again. 4. Do not try other outlets or breakers; the cooktop is hardwired and needs a proper check. 5. If Er47 returns, stop and call us so the connection can be checked.
No. On this cooktop it refers to the electrical supply connection. Er47 means the hob is not properly connected to its power supply. The fix is therefore about the power feed.
Check the breaker for the cooktop. If it has tripped, reset it once and turn the cooktop on again. If it trips again, leave it off and call us.
Yes, a loose or interrupted connection is the typical reason. Because it sits at the supply terminals, a technician should check it rather than the owner.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.