Heater less than 1 year old. Worked fine 3 days ago; tried turning on tonight and got a "E01" in display. Anyone know what that might mean?

Hello, I am sorry about your issue. Considering the age of the receiver [2005] it might be difficult to find parts for a repair. Please contact us at 800-229-1687 option #3 so that we can discuss possible options. Thank you, Onkyo USA

At some point you have to cut your losses, this is the reason I suggest getting an extended warranty with coverage (including the maker) of 3 years, 80 of the 140 sets in our shop are less than 3 years old, if this set had that they would have to fix or replace the set----One reason I choose to answer your question (I do this here for free) is this set ought to have a error buffer, when set fails it will count the event and that also indicates where the issue is.

Most of the Sony sets for the last decade with set off and using the Sony remote: Display, 5, vol down, and POWER will if set comes on bring up a display with a number of shortened items listed----they should all if the set has this be a zero. Any with a number indicates a issue and the number indicates the number of times this event has happened.

I had the same problem change the fuse before you mess up the circuit board .

If it is seven years old, it will be beyond economic repair - replace it.

Hi, If your display is dark when trying to view a video but it works fine for pictures then you have an electronic problem.

spoke w/ Cuisinart. Unplug unit for 1 hr, then plug back in, reset clock & Auto Off setting. This resets the unit back to the factory settings.

its 3 phase not 4 Your wired wrong one of those should be a nuetral or ground

turn the water flow off and control off and hold the two arrow buttons together
then use the up arrow to get to e and the down arrow to get to 1 what do you see?

Your powerboard is damaged, and need to be replaced.

Sometimes it appear the TV is working again with no problem but it is only a matter of time for the board to get completely damaged.

1. The thermostat may temporarily lose calibration due to temperature changes resulting in an E01 error message on the display. Repeat the following steps to reset the unit.
2. 1. Unplug the unit from the wall socket for approximately 10 seconds.


3. 2. Plug the unit back into the wall socket.


4. 3. Press the POWER button once. Within one second, press the COOK button once. The unit should now be rese