Beko HII64760UFT built-in induction hob fault codes
The second source manual. It also documents the FF display in the operating section, as a stand-by safety response rather than a fault.
Codes on the HII64760UFT built-in induction hob follow the same Beko scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
Beko fault codes
Every published Beko code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- hLower case h is Beko’s low-temperature residual heat. The one to know is that after a power cut the indicator does not light at all, and the glass is still hot.Usually simple to fix
- E 27The pot is not one the hob can work with. Beko give it two code numbers — E 27 and E 47 — and both mean the same thing.Usually simple to fix
- FFBeko’s most distinctive display, and it is not a fault. Something is touching the control panel — a hand, a pan, or a spill.Usually simple to fix
- E 22The hob has overheated and backed off. Beko ask for nothing but time — it clears itself once the temperature drops below the limit.Usually simple to fix
- E 42Beko name this one as an incorrect wiring connection — and also list it inside a hardware fault range, in the same table. The wiring reading is the useful one.Get it checked
- E 23Beko give E 23 and E 24 one meaning, a software error on the induction hob, and one remedy: off for thirty seconds, then the dealer if it returns. Often misread as AF 23.Get it checked