opens or increases in its value your induction will show E0 error. Those whose values are 220k, 270k, 330k, 390k, 470k, or 820k have one of them.
4) If IGBT is short between gate and source pin at that time also your induction will show E0 Error.
5) Some manufacturers use a reverse bias 18-volt Zener diode between the IGBT gate and to source. If this Zener diode shorts, your induction will show an E0 error or shut down automatically.
5) Some manufacturers use a reverse bias 18-volt Zener diode between the IGBT gate and to source. If this Zener diode shorts, your induction will show an E0 error or shut down automatically.
6) The induction cooktop will show E0 Error even if the Gate Resistor of IGBT of the Induction Cooktop is opened.
7) The induction cooktop shows e0 error even when the driver transistor is damaged. Whose numbers are 8050 and 8550.
8) Induction cooker e0 error is shown even if the driver section is not getting 18 volts from SMPS
6) The induction cooktop will show E0 Error even if the Gate Resistor of IGBT of the Induction Cooktop is opened.
7) The induction cooktop shows e0 error even when the driver transistor is damaged. Whose numbers are 8050 and 8550.
8) Induction cooker e0 error is shown even if the driver section is not getting 18 volts from SMPS
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9) A preset used in induction cooktops is generally 501 meaning 500E ohm. Sometimes this preset is also opened or its value changes.
Due to this also the induction cooktop does not sense the pot and there is no heating or E0 problem.
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10) Sometimes the terminals of the coil of the induction cooker get burnt due to loose contact or carbon gets there, due to which E0 error comes in the induction cooker.
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