Fisher & Paykel CE244DTB1, CE304DTB1 and CE365DTB1 radiant cooktops with touch controls share one entry for Er47 and Er31: it may display when the cooktop is first powered on, before the software configuration is done. It…
Fisher & Paykel CE244DTB1, CE304DTB1 and CE365DTB1 radiant cooktops with touch controls share one entry for Er47 and Er31: it may display when the cooktop is first powered on, before the software configuration is done. It counts as normal during service mode entry. Owners see the code on the touch display after a fresh installation or a control replacement, and a ten second power cycle is the first step.
1. Make sure every element is off. 2. Turn the cooktop's breaker off, count to ten, then turn it back on. 3. Check whether the touch display clears. 4. If Er47 stays after power-up on a cooktop that was working, leave it off and call us.
No. For these radiant cooktops it is the same kind of message as Er31: it may show at first power-up before software configuration, and it is expected during service mode entry.
It can show after a control is replaced or the cooktop loses its configuration. We re-enter the service menu and set the model correctly, then confirm every element responds.
Leave the elements off until the display is normal. If the code clears after the power cycle you can cook as usual. If it does not, call us and we will check it with a written price.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.