Hi I have fitted an electrolux hob (which replaced my existing hob.) My problem is that only 2 rings are working. I have 5 connection holes on the hob as follows, 1 - LIVE 2 - LIVE 3 - EMPTY 4 - NEUTRAL 5 - EARTH I have connected the LIVE wire to No.1, The Neatrul to No.4 and the EARTH to No.5. Do I have to make a connection between 1 and 2 (i.e. the two LIVE connection holes)?? I'd appreciate any guidance. Many thanks Keith

An E6 error code on a Belling induction hob typically indicates an issue with the power supply or the circuit board that controls the back two rings. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Reset the hob: Try turning off the power to the hob for a few minutes and then turning it back on. This can sometimes reset the circuit board and clear the error code.
2. Check the power supply: Make sure the hob is receiving a stable and adequate power supply. Check the circuit breaker or fuse for the hob to ensure it is not tripped or blown.
3. Check the wiring: Inspect the wiring and connections for the back two rings to ensure they are not loose or damaged. Tighten any loose connections or replace any damaged wiring.
4. Contact a professional: If the issue persists, it may be a problem with the circuit board or control module. In this case, it's best to contact a professional technician or the manufacturer for assistance with repairs or replacement parts.

I hope this helps you resolve the issue with your Belling induction

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voltage control is weak. or thermal sensor is not connected could of pulled the wire off.

Thank you for your inquiry, tony!

From what you have described one part of the ceramic hub is not lighting up on your Electrolux cooktop. It sounds like you could be experiencing a faulty burner or sensor. The best way to achieve a resolution on your cooktop is to consult with a professional technician for a proper diagnosis to be completed and repaired if necessary. Hopefully this is helpful. -OOS

Same problem with my hob. I adjusted the small jets to their lowest setting in order to be able to simmer -impossible on the bigger jets. The problem is the vents underneath the hob. These can't be closed off so the problem appears to be in the design. The solution I have to use while I save up to by a decent German model is to open and close the cupboard doors underneath the hob very, very slowly.

I had flashing Es every time I turned the hob on - got worse and worse until unusable. Neff help line useless - service call cost ridiculous. My problem was the capacitor on the 5 volt power supply had failed. 5 volt supply was at 3.8 volts. Replaced the capacitor and the hob's now perfect - a joy to use. Only helps if you are tech savvy and willing to open the unit, but may give you some hope or point you in the right direction.t

Hello,
The regulations state that the proximity of the hob to the cooker would dictate the use of a copper pipe to supply the hob.

Hope this helps.

Hello,
Take a closer look at the wiring diagram on the base or in the book.Check you have put in the relevant links.If not wired properly you may only get half the hob working.

Hope this helps.

i have an electrolux model ekt 6045 it does not stay on it comes on for 1sec then goes off wot would be the cours of this please the oven stays on but the hob doesent thank you.

Hiya .. this could be due to a number of problems...... has the burner ever worked correctly?
Is the behaviour with only one ring?
1. If not... then it could be that the pipework to the hob itself has not been recuced sufficiently enough in pipe diameter to the regulator far enough back ...
2.The regulator is faulty... in which case it can be replaced... however consider the cost of a new regulator and labour to fix it .. against the cost of a whole new hob... which should include a regulator. Is the hob still under warranty... if so use that .. but you will normally have to provide some proof it has been fitted by someone suitably qualified.
3.the regulator may never have been fitted, which is dangerous and bad practice.

Either of these scenarios... please ensure that you use a suitably qualified gas engineeer... I dont wish to be alarmist... but gas leaks and faulty gas appliances do cause unnecessary deaths...and is a silent killer.

Regards Faggly