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Riello RS/E BLU Burner Control (REC 27.100A2 with RDI21 display) fault codes

What all 24 Riello RS/E BLU Burner Control (REC 27.100A2 with RDI21 display) fault codes mean, in plain words, with a risk grade for each. These come from the manufacturer's own manual. The fix for each one is in WERCS Diagnose.

CodeWhat it meansRisk
2No flame at the end of the first safety time (TSA1)
The burner control box locks out because no flame was detected at the end of the first safety time.
RED
4No flame at the end of the safety time (2)
The burner control box locks out because no flame was detected at the end of the second safety time.
RED
7Extraneous light
The burner control box locks out because it detects extraneous light inside the combustion chamber.
RED
12Loss of flame during operation
The burner control box locks out because the flame was lost during normal operation.
RED
20Air pressure error
The burner control box detected an air pressure error, which locks out the burner.
RED
c: 2c: 2 (alternating with d: 1 / d: 2 / d: 4)
The burner control box locks out because no flame was detected at the end of the ignition safety time.
RED
c: 3c: 3 (alternating with d: 0/1/4/20/68/84)
The system detected an air pressure error at startup, which locks out the burner.
RED
c: 4c: 4 (alternating with d: 0/1/2 and combinations)
The burner control box locks out because it detects extraneous light during startup or shutdown.
RED
c: 7c: 7 (alternating with d: 0/3)
The burner locks out because the system detected a loss of flame during operation or testing.
RED
c: 12c: 12 (alternating with d: 0/1/2/3/4/5)
The burner locks out because the system detected a leaking gas valve or a configuration problem during the leak test.
RED
c: 14c: 14 (alternating with d: 0/1/64)
The burner locks out at startup because the proof of closure switch is in the wrong position.
RED
c: 20c: 20 (alternating with d: 0/1)
The system detected a lack of minimum gas or oil pressure, which locks out the burner at startup.
RED
c: 21c: 21 (alternating with d: 0/1/64)
The maximum gas or oil pressure was exceeded, which locks out the burner at startup.
RED
c: 22c: 22 / OFF S (alternating with d: 0 and combinations)
The burner locks out at startup because the safety circuit or burner flange is open.
RED
c: 60c: 60 (d: 0)
An internal error occurred because there is no valid load checking device, which locks out the burner.
RED
c: 70c: 70 (with d: 23 / d: 26)
A fuel and air checking error occurred during modulation position calculation, which locks out the burner.
RED
c: 71c: 71 (with d: 0/1/2/3)
The burner stops because a special position like standby, purging, or ignition is not defined for the servomotors.
RED
c: 85c: 85 (with d: 0 / d: 1)
The burner stops because the fuel or air servomotor failed to reach its required reference position.
RED
c: 93c: 93 (with d: 3)
The burner locks out because there is a flame signal acquisition error caused by a short circuit in the sensor.
RED
c: 95c: 95 (with d: 3/4/5/6)
An active contact caused a relay supervision error with the external power supply, which stops the burner control from operating the valves or ignition transformer.
RED
c: 96c: 96 (with d: 3/4/5/6)
A relay supervision error indicates that the relay contacts have welded together, which locks out the burner.
RED
No CommNo Comm
The burner control box lost communication with the display, preventing the operator from monitoring the system.
YELLOW
c: 50 to 58c: 50 to c: 58
The burner locks out due to an internal error in the control box.
RED
c: 86 / c: 87c: 86 (fuel servomotor) / c: 87 (air servomotor)
The burner stops because a servomotor failed to reach its target position within tolerance or has an open circuit.
RED

Every code comes from the manufacturer's own manual. Subscribers see which manual and page.