On current Bertazzoni induction cooktops with a TFT or hidden-slider interface, such as the PE304TX or PE365TB, ER03 means water or cookware is sitting on the user interface. The cooktop switches off after 10 seconds. The…
On current Bertazzoni induction cooktops with a TFT or hidden-slider interface, such as the PE304TX or PE365TB, ER03 means water or cookware is sitting on the user interface. The cooktop switches off after 10 seconds. The legacy P365IAE shows the same message as Er03 for an object or liquid covering the control keys. A missing pan on a zone is shown separately by the pan symbol, not by ER03.
1. Switch the cooktop off and remove anything from the control area. 2. Wipe the glass with a dry, soft cloth, including the edges around the keys. 3. Wait a few seconds, then switch the cooktop back on. 4. If ER03 comes back on a clean, dry surface, stop and call us.
It switches off after 10 seconds when water or pans cover the user interface. That is a protection against the controls registering false touches while they are covered.
No. On the US models, a missing or unsuitable pan is shown with the pan symbol. ER03 is only about water or objects on the control area.
Switch it off first. Wiping across live touch keys can register as presses, and a wet cloth left on them can bring ER03 straight back.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.