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Amica PBF4VI506FT - induction hob F5 or blinking digits of heating level.

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  • #1 11502433
    aaugust
    Level 10  
    Colleagues (and friends),

    what can be with the induction plate as in the topic that sometimes displays F5 or does not switch on the heating - individual displays blink (from the "burner" being started).

    For example - I start heating on one "burner" (and it works OK), then I try to start heating in the second field and then the second field starts to blink the display and unfortunately it does not heat up. It happens to attach 2 fields correctly, but running all together borders on a miracle.

    F5 sometimes turns on when switching on the board, sometimes during operation on the panel - as if it were a typical error indicating the driver board failure, but is it really only this?

    I will be grateful for any constructive attention.
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  • #2 11611490
    aaugust
    Level 10  
    I replaced the "software panel" board and everything works almost perfectly.

    There is only one almost - after turning on the power supply to the induction hob F5 is displayed for a few seconds - during this time nothing can be done with the disc. After this time, the disc switches off (automatically) and you can now use it normally. I do not think that this initial ritual is normal.
    In addition, it was noticed that when I boil (for example) a large amount of water, after boiling and turning off the cooking zone, the fan is started (apparently normal) and F5 then jumps in for a moment (I have no information if F5 jumps on or off).

    Maybe this additional information would encourage some specialist from the above equipment to share knowledge.
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  • #3 12704046
    szwagier81
    Level 15  
    it's probably a production defect of amica induction plates. From now on I am also struggling with error f5, if someone has a way to do it, I am asking for a hint
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  • #4 12705106
    aaugust
    Level 10  
    For me after the exchange of the "software panel" the induction works, but more and more often it appears F5. :( It did not last even a year.
    The only way to do this is ... unless you replace the oven with a new one.
  • #5 12723853
    szwagier81
    Level 15  
    I was having one phase, it was a shame to admit the fuse was fired. One click and induction works as needed
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