Stoves 100cm and 110cm electric induction, rotary controls fault codes
The same appliances with knobs rather than a touch slider. Stoves publish a separate guide for these, with the hob section headed "INDUCTION DISPLAY SYMBOLS (Rotary Models)". The code content matches the touch-control guide, but the display section is laid out differently, so quote the section that matches your controls.
Codes on the 100cm and 110cm electric induction, rotary controls follow the same Stoves scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
Stoves fault codes
Every published Stoves code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- HStoves publish H as a residual heat indicator: the glass is still hot. It shows above about 60°C and clears below about 55°C on their documents.Usually simple to fix
- ER03Stoves publish ER03 as an obstruction indicator that sounds a continuous tone as well as showing on the display. Something is covering the touch controls, or the glass needs cleaning.Usually simple to fix
- E2Stoves publish E2 as an over-heat indicator on current guides and as overheating of the induction coil on the 2022 manual. Remove the pans and let the hob cool for about 30 minutes.Get it checked
- E8E8 is a 2022-generation Stoves code for a fan blocked or faulty. Their published remedy is to check the fan inlet at the rear of the appliance.Get it checked
- E6E6 appears only on the 2022-generation Stoves manual, where it is an error on the power board with no power to the power board as the cause. Stoves say call customer care.Get it checked
- Zeus app no longer availableStoves publish that the Zeus Appliance Control App is no longer available to download, and that appliances built from May 2022 onwards were not fitted with the Bluetooth-enabled timer.Usually simple to fix