Convotherm E04 Error Code
Connection area fan malfunction.
Source: Convotherm/CLE-OGB-10.10_iom.pdf
What does Convotherm E04 mean?
E04 indicates a malfunction of the connection area fan. The manual attributes this to an auxiliary fan fault. This fan cools the electrical connection area of the combi, so when it fails the control flags E04 and the manual directs the remedy to customer service rather than an operator fix.
Symptoms
- Display shows error code E04 for connection area fan malfunction
- Auxiliary cooling fan does not run
- Connection area may run warmer than normal
Common causes
- Auxiliary fan fault
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Diagnostic steps
Confirm the error code
Verify the display reads E04 connection area fan malfunction so the correct fan is addressed.
Check for obvious obstruction
Look for anything blocking the auxiliary fan area before assuming an internal fault.
Power-cycle the unit
Switch the combi off and back on to confirm the fault persists rather than being a one-time event.
Call customer service
The manual lists the remedy for the auxiliary fan fault behind E04 as calling customer service.
When to call a professional
The manual lists an auxiliary fan fault as the cause of E04 and directs the remedy to customer service. Because the auxiliary fan protects the electrical connection area, a persistent E04 should be handled by a qualified Convotherm by Cleveland authorized service representative who can test and replace the fan safely.
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Other Convotherm Error Codes
Not enough water reaching the combi oven.
Connection area temperature too high.
Fan malfunction.
No gas (gas models).
Excess temperature in oven / oven sensor failure.
Excess temperature of steam generator / steam generator sensor failure.
Excess temperature of condenser / condenser sensor failure.
Core temperature sensor fault.
Bypass sensor failure.
Steam generator safety temperature limiter sensor failure.
Excess temperature of steam generator heater.
Ground connection of sensor.