AGA Dual Control and gas models fault codes
Includes the TC and DC integrated gas modules and the older GC, GCB, GE and GEB gas cookers. Not one error code appears in any AGA gas document, and the gas models are assembled on site by an authorised distributor.
Codes on the Dual Control and gas models 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 They publish that it shows for a short period after power off, and they pointedly do not publish how hot the glass actually is.Usually simple to fix