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Ariston Cooktop Error Code E.22

Keyboard temperature sensor in short circuit (CC).

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What the E.22 error code actually means

Your Ariston cooktop has detected a problem with a small temperature sensor located near the control buttons. This sensor has developed a short circuit, meaning it is sending an incorrect signal to the cooktop's computer. Until this sensor or its wiring is repaired, the cooktop will likely remain disabled to prevent any damage to the electronics.

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Confirm the fault
Power cycle the unit: switch off the breaker for 60 seconds, then restore power. If the code returns, the fault is persistent and the procedure below isolates the cause.
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Most common causes of E.22

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Failed keyboard temperature sensor
  2. 2Shorted or pinched sensor wiring harness
  3. 3Moisture or liquid contamination at sensor terminals
  4. 4Damaged control board sensor input circuit
  5. 5Contaminated or corroded sensor connector

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Questions people ask about E.22

What does E.22 mean on a Ariston cooktop?
E.22 on an Ariston cooktop means the keyboard temperature sensor has been detected in a short circuit condition. This sensor monitors the temperature of the keypad and control panel area. The cooktop disables itself when this fault is active to protect the control electronics from potential damage.
Is it safe to use my Ariston cooktop while E.22 is displayed?
You should not attempt to use the cooktop while E.22 is active. The error indicates a fault in the sensor circuit that monitors keyboard temperature, and the cooktop's control system will typically prevent normal operation as a protective measure. Continuing to attempt use could risk further damage to the control electronics.
Will resetting the cooktop clear the E.22 error?
A simple power reset by switching off the circuit breaker and restoring power will not permanently clear E.22 if the underlying sensor short circuit is still present. The control board will detect the fault again as soon as it checks the sensor during startup. A lasting resolution requires physically repairing or replacing the faulty sensor or wiring before the error will remain cleared.
Can I fix the E.22 error myself?
A knowledgeable DIYer with basic electronics skills can attempt diagnosis by inspecting the sensor wiring for visible damage and measuring the keyboard temperature sensor resistance with a multimeter. However, accessing the sensor typically requires disassembling the cooktop, and replacing the control board if that is the source of the fault is a more involved repair. If you are uncomfortable working with disassembled appliances, a qualified technician is recommended.
How much does it cost to repair the E.22 error on an Ariston cooktop?
Repair costs depend on which component has failed. Replacing a keyboard temperature sensor typically costs less than replacing the full control board, with parts ranging from roughly $20 to $80 for a sensor and $100 to $300 or more for a control board depending on the model. Adding a technician's labor for diagnosis and repair can bring total costs to somewhere between $100 and $400 or more in many cases.

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