AGA 7 Series Integrated Module fault codes
The ceramic hob module fitted alongside a cast-iron cooker. Publishes the electrical requirement of a 30 or 32 amp supply through a double pole isolator sited within two metres of the appliance.
Codes on the 7 Series Integrated Module follow the same AGA scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
AGA fault codes
Every published AGA code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- Hob will not go above a certain power levelNot a fault and no code: AGA’s overheat protection quietly reduces the power levels available, so the number simply refuses to go higher than the display shows.Usually simple to fix
- n 3.11AGA’s owner guides confirm error codes exist and publish one example of the format, n 3.11, with no meanings. The owner remedy for every code is to tell AGA Service.Get it checked
- 011AGA’s eR7 service manual lists 010 to 014 as a full power time-out: a cooking zone took too long to reach temperature. AGA’s first action is customer education, then the thermocouple.Get it checked
- E2 and E6The only two AGA codes with a published cause. Both point at poor-quality or non-induction cookware, and AGA warn that carrying on may seriously damage the hob.Get it checked
- HAGA’s hob hot indicator. They publish that it shows for a short period after power off, and they pointedly do not publish how hot the glass actually is.Usually simple to fix