Why does my ROBLIN Virtuose Ventilation Hood show E3 error?
The E3 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that the pans you are using are losing their magnetic characteristics. To resolve this, use appropriate pans. Alternatively, this error may indicate an internal error in the generator circuits, in which case you should replace the module.
What to do if my ROBLIN Virtuose displays ER21 error?
The ER21 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that the temperature control has detected a temperature higher than 85°C. Allow the hob to cool down; the error will disappear when the temperature is below 75°C. Also, check the thermal insulation.
What to do if my ROBLIN Virtuose displays ER03 error?
The ER03 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that there is water or a pan on the glass, sensors, or control panel. Clean the surface of the control and remove any objects from the sensors.
What does ER47 mean on my ROBLIN Virtuose?
The ER47 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood means the LIN cable is damaged or there is no power supply in the LIN cable. Replace the cable and ensure it is properly inserted.
How to fix ER31 error on ROBLIN Ventilation Hood?
The ER31 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that the generator configuration data do not coincide with those of the TC. You may need a new configuration. Alternatively, replace the TC or change the generator.
What does E4 error mean on my ROBLIN Virtuose?
The E4 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that the induction module is not configured yet. Perform a manual configuration.
Why is my ROBLIN Ventilation Hood beeping but not showing an error code?
If your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood is beeping upon ignition without displaying an error code, it could be due to a damaged or poorly connected LIN cable to the hood's electronic board. Check the connection and replace the LIN cable if necessary.
Why does my ROBLIN Virtuose Ventilation Hood display E2 error?
The E2 error on your ROBLIN Ventilation Hood indicates that the pan is empty. Avoid heating empty pans.
Visual guide to the product's interface elements and controls.
How to activate and manage individual cooking zones on the hob.
Steps to activate and operate the integrated extractor hood.
Adjusting cooking power levels and fan speeds for optimal performance.
Setting and managing timers for cooking areas or the hood.
Temporarily freezes hob settings for a short break without losing configuration.
Thaws food or gently melts butter, chocolate, or honey.
Features for locking settings for child safety or cleaning.
Managing timers for cooking areas and general countdowns.
Turbo, Quick Heating, and Food Warming functions for enhanced cooking.
Pause/Restart, Recall, Bridge, Pan Detection, and Heat Indicator for safe operation.
Indicator for setting the hood's countdown timer.
Signal for cleaning the grease filter, typically every 2 months.
Indicates when the activated charcoal filter needs maintenance or replacement.
Sets the hood to intensive speed 1 for 10 minutes.
Sets the hood to intensive speed 2 for 5 minutes.
Sets a delayed shutdown for the suction hood after cooking.
Customizing the volume of button press sounds.
Adjusting the volume for audible alarms and alerts.
Adjusting the brightness of the hob's display.
Customizing the animation shown during countdown timers.
Setting the pan recognition feature to be continuously active.
Customizing the buzzer sound at the end of a countdown.
Configuring the maximum power output of the hob based on the power supply.
System for optimizing power distribution and preventing overload.
Explanation of the magnetic field principle behind induction cooking.
How the hob detects the presence and suitability of pans.
Criteria and types of pans suitable for induction hobs.
Describes various noises produced during normal operation.
Explains the function of the cooling fan and associated noises.
Procedure to power on the hob using the On/Off button.
How to choose a cooking zone and set its power level.
Basic guidelines for cleaning the hob surface and components.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning daily dirt and tougher residues.
Lists common error codes, their descriptions, causes, and solutions.
Recommendations for electrical component maintenance and cable replacement.
Instructions on how to properly dispose of the appliance according to regulations.
Details on product type, model, dimensions, and manufacturer.
Power supply voltage, frequency, and cooking area data.
Information on the appliance's weight and induction heat source.
Terms and conditions of the manufacturer's commercial warranty.
Information on the guaranteed availability period for spare parts.
General| Brand | ROBLIN |
|---|---|
| Model | Virtuose |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
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