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I rummaged, rummaged and nothing. I was searching the internet about the causes of the E4 error in the Amica induction hob, the only thing I found was a controller error and you need to replace such a module, and preferably also the heating zones. After all, this is not the point, unless the module has a chip that cannot be replaced, and the heating fields are built in such a way that it cannot be disassembled. In general, the question is why such an error pops up and what is its cause, or what are the repair options, because that's what elektroda.pl is for.
Advice on this type of module replacement is rather a bit too simple for an electrode true
Generally, I haven't dismantled my CD yet because I wanted to get the "language" first, but unfortunately there is a problem with that. Maybe the subject should be explored.
I rummaged, rummaged and nothing. I was searching the internet about the causes of the E4 error in the Amica induction hob, the only thing I found was a controller error and you need to replace such a module, and preferably also the heating zones. After all, this is not the point, unless the module has a chip that cannot be replaced, and the heating fields are built in such a way that it cannot be disassembled. In general, the question is why such an error pops up and what is its cause, or what are the repair options, because that's what elektroda.pl is for.
Advice on this type of module replacement is rather a bit too simple for an electrode true
Generally, I haven't dismantled my CD yet because I wanted to get the "language" first, but unfortunately there is a problem with that. Maybe the subject should be explored.
