Ariston Oven Error Code ER60

ER60 on an Ariston oven indicates an EEPROM fault on the main control board, specifically a checksum error, a communication error, or both. The EEPROM is the memory chip that stores the oven's core operational data and settings. When this fault is detected, the oven cannot confirm the integrity of its stored data and will not operate normally. Replacing the main board is the primary diagnostic and repair step.

Resetting or power cycling the oven is unlikely to clear the ER60 error permanently. Because the fault originates from corrupted or unreadable data stored in non-volatile memory, the error will persist or return after a reset since the underlying memory problem remains. If the error clears temporarily after a power cycle but returns, the main board should still be replaced.

Repair costs for an ER60 fault will vary depending on your region and the specific Ariston oven model, but you can generally expect to pay for a replacement main control board plus labor. Parts costs for oven main boards typically range from $80 to $250 or more, with labor adding $75 to $150 depending on the technician and location. Getting a quote before proceeding is advisable, as costs can approach or exceed the value of older units.

In most cases, no. The ER60 error points to a hardware-level failure in the EEPROM chip or its communication circuit on the main board, neither of which can be corrected through software resets or user-accessible settings. Because the EEPROM is integrated into the main board assembly, field repair requires a full board replacement. A qualified technician should handle this repair to ensure the correct part is installed safely.

It is not recommended to continue using the oven while ER60 is active. An EEPROM fault means the control board may not be reading its configuration and safety-related parameters correctly, which could lead to unpredictable oven behavior. Discontinue use until the main board has been inspected and replaced by a qualified technician.