Rational iCombi Classic – Error 1023: Water Flow Pulses Not Detected
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 1023 indicates that the system is not detecting water flow pulses, even after a previous 'no water'…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 1023 indicates that the system is not detecting water flow pulses, even after a previous 'no water'…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 1022 indicates a critical lack of water detected during the initial switch-on routine, verified by the Conductive…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 1021.x indicates a malfunction within the Sicortonic module, which is responsible for power distribution and control. This…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error 1017.x indicates a problem with the inserted USB flash drive. This typically prevents data transfer, software updates, or…
On your iCombi Pro unit, error code 120 indicates that the level electrode within the steam generator is not providing a signal, particularly when…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 1016 indicates a problem with the USB flash drive. This typically means the drive is unreadable, corrupted,…
On your iCombi Pro unit, error code 110 indicates a fault with the SC pump during a Carechemie cleaning cycle in the steam generator.…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 90 indicates that a system calibration procedure is required. This often follows a component replacement or a…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 76.xx indicates a critical issue with either the power supply voltage or internal hardware, specifically relating to…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 75.x indicates a critical internal bus interface (I2C) communication fault. This typically means there's an issue with…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error 73.x indicates a critical overtemperature condition detected on the circulation motors, ignition box, cleaning board, or I/O power…
On your iCombi Classic unit, error code 72 indicates a critical fault with the Electronic Safety Temperature Limiter (eSTB), specifically a flash code error…