Bosch tankless water heater error codes

44 codes with causes and test steps.

CodeMeaningSeverity
A0Water temperature sensors disconnected or damagedMedium
A1Cabinet air temperature above 158 F (70 C)Medium
A2External water temperature sensor / aquastat faultLow
A3Flue gas temperature sensor faultMedium
A4Air temperature sensor faultMedium
A5Condensing unit flue temperature sensor faultMedium
A6Inlet cold water temperature sensor faultMedium
A7Heat exchanger hot water temperature sensor faultMedium
A8Outlet hot water temperature sensor faultMedium
A9Output power too lowMedium
C1Flue blockage at start-upHigh
C2Flue blockage at start-upHigh
C3Flow sensor sees no recirculationLow
C5Bypass water valve faultMedium
C7Fan faultHigh
C8Main water valve faultMedium
C9Barometric pressure sensor damagedMedium
E0Control unit internal errorMedium
E1Hot water above 194 F (90 C)High
E3Flue gas temperature too high, burner cut offHigh
E4Cabinet air too hot, burner cut offHigh
E5Condensing unit flue too hot, burner cut offHigh
E7Control unit internal errorMedium
E8Ionization test errorMedium
E9Thermal fuse openHigh
F2Control unit internal errorMedium
F3Control unit internal error / configurationMedium
F7Control unit internal errorMedium
F8Control unit internal errorMedium
F9Gas valve driver faultHigh
AAFlue gas temperature too high, power limitedMedium
ADPower derate warningLow
BBFan calibration after missed ignitionsMedium
BCRepeated fan calibration with similar valuesMedium
CAWater flow above 9.2 gpmLow
CEFlue blockage during operation (siphon pressure)High
CFFlue blockage during operation (insufficient air)High
EAIgnition failureHigh
EBControl unit internal errorMedium
ECFlame lost during operationHigh
EEGas valve modulation coil disconnectedHigh
EFWrong gas type configuredHigh
FAGas leak in the gas pathCritical
FCTouch key held over 20 secondsLow

Models covered

Greentherm T9800 SE 160Greentherm T9800 SE 199Greentherm T9800 SEC 199Greentherm T9900 SE 160Greentherm T9900 SE 199Greentherm T9900 i 199

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