E15
Eldom
Ambient/Internal Control Compartment Overtemperature
The display shows E15; the heater may not start or may shut down when the internal temperature is high.
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Possible Causes
Blocked ventilation around the heater, control compartment exposed to an external heat source, faulty internal ambient sensor.
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Turn off the power before removing covers.
Steps:
- Check installation: Ensure the Eldom heater has adequate clearance around it, as specified in the manual. Do not enclose it in a sealed cabinet without ventilation.
- Remove heat sources: Make sure there are no heaters or hot air ducts blowing directly onto the unit.
- Inspect internal sensor: Some models have a small NTC or thermal switch on the control PCB or inside the control housing. Check that it is not covered with insulation or debris.
- Clean dust: Gently remove dust from the control compartment to improve heat dissipation.
- Replace sensor or PCB: If E15 appears even at normal ambient temperature, the internal sensor or PCB may be defective and require replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Eldom Internal Ambient Sensor/Control PCB
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