On the legacy Bertazzoni induction cooktop P365IME and the radiant PE244CER and PE304CER, FC is a key error. On the PE..CER it is a security key error in the on/off key receiver, and all heaters are…
On the legacy Bertazzoni induction cooktop P365IME and the radiant PE244CER and PE304CER, FC is a key error. On the PE..CER it is a security key error in the on/off key receiver, and all heaters are switched off and locked. FC with a beep also appears when the overflow security trips because liquid has spilled on the controls. The display shows FC and the zones stay cold.
1. Switch the cooktop off and wipe up any spilled liquid from the glass. 2. Dry the control area and remove anything lying on it. 3. Turn the breaker off for about a minute, then back on. 4. If FC returns on a dry, clear surface, leave the cooktop off and call us.
On the PE..CER, a liquid spill that trips the overflow security shuts the zones down, beeps and shows FC. Clean the spill, switch the cooktop off, then switch it back on.
No. It is also the security key error for the on/off key receiver. If the surface is clean and dry and FC still appears, the key circuit needs a technician.
Lowercase Fc is an overtemperature error, where the cooktop needs to cool. Capital FC concerns keys or an overflow. Mixing them up leads to the wrong first step, so check the display closely.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.