Quigg IK 4000.13 Induction Hob: Dealing with Error E0 After Replacing 22? Resistor

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Quigg IK 4000.13 induction cooktop displaying error E0.

Hello, I received the Quigg IK 4000.13 induction hob
The symptom was that after connecting to the network it did not start, after reviewing the board, I came to a damaged 22? resistor. After replacing the resistor, the board started, but when I turn on the heating, the display shows the temperature and the error E0.
I am asking for help, where to look for the reason.

greetings

TONI_2003 · Accepted Answer

Yes, because it's a thermistor (what is the value?) Give.

sebaele22 · Answer

I put an ordinary pot of water on it and it's still the same ... I don't know if there should be any other vessel! However, after putting another pot on, the stove started working I would also like to ask if there must be thermal grease in the middle where there is an element that interrupts the power supply when it overheats? There is also an element similar to a zener diode. I mean the element that is in the middle of the record. Should I put some thermally conductive paste there so that the glass top touches it? I am asking because I know that there was some paste there when I was disassembling it, but the remains are already dry.

sebaele22 · Answer

About 112 k?, I put a lot of toothpaste on and the stove is turned, so far it works .

kciuq · Answer

I have a similar situation, error after a while E0, good thermistor, but the second element is like a Zener diode has no value at all.
Does anyone know what this element is, possibly what to replace ?. Thanks.

TONI_2003 · Answer

Buddy, do you have a problem reading what other people write and understanding what other people write? So I will ask what I wrote in the post no. # 4 ...

Adam Pluta · Answer

I also had a 22 R / 1W resistor burned after the replacement, the stove started but only for a moment and the resistor burned again, maybe someone knows what are the typical burning faults of this resistor, the diode bridge is functional, and the power stage transistor as well.

TONI_2003 · Answer

It is probably a resistor in the converter. Give a photo, I will write or show what to check

Adam Pluta · Answer

I give a photo, show the resistor with a screwdriver, after replacing the resistor, it worked for 2-3 minutes and the resistor burned down again.

TONI_2003 · Answer

Since you gave the wrong type of resistor not as it was originally (i.e. 22?, but wired ), and besides that, there is a probability that the integrated circuit VIPer xx the inverter is faulty and replace this resistor for nothing. Without checking all the elements of this converter (there is only a question), can you do it?

Adam Pluta · Answer

The resistor was installed, it is a two-burner stove and on the right side it is also like I assumed on the left. Nevertheless, thank you for the hint and I will replace the layout you suggest.

Adam Pluta · Answer

I replaced it as you advised and it has been running for a few days.

gdcrni · Answer

Hi I know it's an old post, but if anyone has a scheme for this product's board please post!

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