Belling 100cm electric induction range cooker fault codes
Built 2025 onwards
Covered by the 2025-generation Belling induction documentation (document B-A, dated August 2025), which carries ER03, E1 or E2, E3 or E4 and LO.
Codes on the 100cm electric induction range cooker follow the same Belling scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
Belling fault codes
Every published Belling code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- E1 or E2One published row, one meaning. Belling give E1 and E2 together as the over-heat indicator: remove the pans and let the hob cool for about 30 minutes before using it again.Get it checked
- ER03Belling list ER03 as an information code rather than a fault: something is covering the touch control area. Remove it, clean the glass, and the hob works normally again.Usually simple to fix
- LOLO is the hob child lock, released by holding the padlock key for a few seconds, and it is not the padlock on the oven timer. Two locks on one cooker, cleared two ways.Usually simple to fix
- Hob turns itself off after a long timeNot a fault. Belling publish a maximum operating time for every power level as a safety feature, from six hours at level one to ninety minutes at level nine.Usually simple to fix
- E3 or E4Belling send you outside the manufacturer for this one: the supply voltage may be too high or too low. Switch the cooker off at the wall and contact your electricity board.Get it checked
- ER400A 2022-generation Glen Dimplex code with only its remedy printed: check the mains cable connection and that the terminals at the terminal block are wired correctly.Get it checked
- ER21The 2022-generation table gives ER21 as the control unit cutting off after program setting, cause electronics overheating, remedy allow the appliance to cool. No service call published.Get it checked