Q: The TEKA GKST 80 I4 oven is not responding to commands - what should I do?

If your TEKA GKST 80 I4 is not responding to commands , here are the checks to perform in order: 1. Check the power supply Make sure that the circuit breaker of your electrical installation has not tripped (this is an induction oven 400-415 V 3N, which requires a three-phase power supply). Check that the power cable is properly connected. 2. Check the child safety lock If a light is illuminated above the lock button, the child safety lock is activated and blocks all operation. Disable it to regain access to the controls. 3. Clean the touch controls The Touch-Control buttons of the TEKA GKST 80 I4 may be blocked by: Moisture or food residues on the ceramic glass surface Metal objects in contact with the controls Thoroughly clean the surface with a damp cloth and a little dish soap. 4. Identify the error code ER03 If the message "ER03" appears with a sound signal, this indicates continuous activation of the touch controls - usually due to an overflow or an object blocking the surface. Clean and try again. 5. Check the error code ER21 The code "ER21" indicates overheating of the electronic system, often due to insufficient ventilation under the appliance. Ensure that no obstruction is hindering air circulation. If after these checks the appliance still does not respond, contact TEKA customer service or an authorized technician.

Question 1

How to use the timer of the TEKA TR 3220?

Accepted Answer

The TEKA TR 3220 features a built-in timer function that allows you to automatically program the shutdown of a cooking plate after a chosen delay.

Timer Configuration

Use the clock sensor to activate the timer
Set the desired time using the time control sensors (the increase/decrease sensors)
The programming range is from 1 to 99 minutes

Operation

Once the delay is programmed, the selected plate will automatically disconnect at the end of the elapsed time. The clock will then emit beeps for one minute to signal the end of cooking.

Quickly Cancel the Timer

You can cancel the timer at any time by pressing the time sensors simultaneously, or simply by turning off the plate manually.

Question 2

The clock/timer is stuck and the oven turns on and then quickly turns off - how can I fix this problem?

Accepted Answer

These two symptoms (stuck clock and oven turning off quickly) generally suggest an electrical power issue or a failure of the control panel. Here are the troubleshooting steps:

Basic Checks

Complete Reset: Turn off the power to the GZC 75330 XB cooker for 30 seconds, then reconnect it. This resets the control system.
Check the Power Supply: Ensure that the power cable is properly plugged in and that the outlet is working (test with another device if possible).
Check the Gas Burners: Although the issue is electrical, if there is a partial outage, check that the gas is open and that the burners are not blocked.

If the problem persists

The fact that the clock is frozen and the oven turns off quickly indicates a malfunction of the thermostat or the oven's electronic board. These components manage both the display of the time and the maintenance of the cooking temperature.

Check that the Timer button responds (press it and use the +/- arrows to set). If it does not respond at all, it is an electronic issue.
Test the oven by selecting a simple function (Convection heat, for example) and setting a thermostat to 180 °C. See if the oven maintains heat for at least a few minutes.

Conclusion: If after resetting the clock remains stuck and the oven continues to turn off, there is likely a failure of the electronic control board or the oven's thermostat. In this case, it is recommended to contact TEKA customer service or an authorized repairer. Your cooker is under a 2-year warranty.

Question 3

The TEKA GKST 80 I4 oven is not responding to commands - what should I do?

Accepted Answer

If your TEKA GKST 80 I4 is not responding to commands, here are the checks to perform in order:

1. Check the power supply

Make sure that the circuit breaker of your electrical installation has not tripped (this is an induction oven 400-415 V 3N, which requires a three-phase power supply).
Check that the power cable is properly connected.

2. Check the child safety lock

If a light is illuminated above the lock button, the child safety lock is activated and blocks all operation. Disable it to regain access to the controls.

3. Clean the touch controls

The Touch-Control buttons of the TEKA GKST 80 I4 may be blocked by:

Moisture or food residues on the ceramic glass surface
Metal objects in contact with the controls

Thoroughly clean the surface with a damp cloth and a little dish soap.

4. Identify the error code ER03

If the message "ER03" appears with a sound signal, this indicates continuous activation of the touch controls - usually due to an overflow or an object blocking the surface. Clean and try again.

5. Check the error code ER21

The code "ER21" indicates overheating of the electronic system, often due to insufficient ventilation under the appliance. Ensure that no obstruction is hindering air circulation.

If after these checks the appliance still does not respond, contact TEKA customer service or an authorized technician.

Question 4

What is the maximum power consumption of the TEKA IB 6315?

Accepted Answer

The manual for the TEKA IB 6315 does not specify the maximum consumption in kilowatts (kW). However, it states that the device operates at 230V or 400V, 50/60 Hz depending on the type of connection chosen.

To find the exact consumption:

Check the nameplate located under the device (usually at the back or underneath) - it contains all the electrical consumption parameters
This nameplate will indicate the maximum power in kW, which is essential for correctly sizing your electrical installation

This technical information is crucial before installation, especially to ensure that your electrical circuit can support the load.

Question 5

How to reduce or disable the beep volume of the TEKA IBC 64000 TTC cooker?

Accepted Answer

Here’s how to manage the sound of your TEKA IBC 64000 TTC cooker:

Disable the beeps

Turn off the cooktop
Press the minus (-) and plus (+) sensors simultaneously for 3 seconds
The message "Off" or "On" will appear on the screen depending on the current state
Use the minus/plus sensors to change the status to "Off"
Press the plus (+) sensor to confirm

Important: Disabling the sound does not affect all functions. The sound signal of the On/Off button remains always active even if you have disabled the beeps, as it is a safety feature of the product. The touch keys will also produce a beep when activated, but other sound signals (timer, alarm) will be silent.

Note that this cooker does not have a continuous volume adjustment - you can only turn the beeps on or off globally.

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