Tecnoeka Er9
Steam generator thermal safety / level sensor fault – convection only
Source: Tecnoeka/Tecnoeka_EKF-1111-EV-UD-GB-REV-5_InstructionManual_CommercialKitchen.pdf
What does Tecnoeka Er9 mean?
The temperature display shows Er9 and the oven only continues working in convection mode (dry heat). Press the START/STOP key to turn off the alarm. It is triggered when the heat generator thermal safety device has activated, or when the heat generator level sensor is covered with limescale, so steam functions are disabled while dry convection cooking remains available.
Symptoms
- The temperature display shows the message Er9
- The oven only continues working in convection mode (dry heat)
- Steam-assisted functions are unavailable
- The alarm can be turned off with the START/STOP key
Common causes
- Heat generator thermal safety device activated
- Heat generator level sensor covered with limescale
- Limescale build-up affecting the steam generator water level reading
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Turn off the alarm
Press the START/STOP key to turn off the Er9 alarm once the message appears.
- 02
Use convection in the meantime
Recognise the oven only continues in convection mode (dry heat), so plan dry cooking until steam functions are restored.
- 03
Isolate before service
Switch off the oven at the upstream magnetothermal safety switch and let it cool before any work on the steam generator.
- 04
Call a qualified technician
Have a qualified technician repair the activated thermal safety device or the limescale-covered level sensor, as the manual specifies.
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When to call a professional
Call a qualified technician for Er9, since the manual ties it to an activated heat generator thermal safety device or a limescale-covered level sensor and instructs you to have a qualified technician repair it. Both involve the steam generator's safety and water-level systems, which must be inspected and serviced by trained personnel with the appliance isolated and fully cooled.
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