Bertazzoni Cooktop E1 Error Code

E1 in brief

Bertazzoni’s induction hob manual lists E1 as a high reading at the temperature sensor of the ceramic glass plate. When a fault like this appears, the hob puts itself into a protective state and shows the matching code from the manual’s table.

Restart once it has cooled

• Switch off every cooking zone.
• Let the hob cool. No waiting time is printed; the condition is simply that it has cooled.
• Power the hob on again.

The table gives no other owner action for this code.

If the code returns

Do not open the hob. The manual warns that this could injure you and damage the unit, and it refers further service needs to the supplier.

Related hob codes

• E2: a high reading at the IGBT sensor, handled with the same cool-then-restart step
• ER21: the control area passed 85 C and the cooktop shut off
• E5: a sensor that has failed, as opposed to one reading high

Questions about E1

Does E1 mean the same as E2? No. E1 is about the glass plate sensor, E2 about the IGBT sensor, though the manual prescribes the identical restart for both.

How long should I wait? The manual states no duration, only that the hob must have cooled down before the restart.

Can I fix it myself beyond that? No. A restart after cooling is the one owner remedy the table contains for E1.

Bertazzoni cooktop service in Los Angeles

A hob that shows E1 again after a proper cool-down can be booked for a look on (310) 987-4514. Keep the model number and a note of how long it cooled before you rang. Details of the work are on the cooktop repair page.

Source: Bertazzoni induction hob manual (P905I2M30NVS)