Teka Repair Service

What does the F symbol mean on a Teka induction hob?

The F symbol on Teka induction hobs indicates that a cooking zone is activated but no suitable pot or pan has been detected. Place an induction-compatible pot or pan centrally on the cooking zone. The cookware must have a magnetic base and be the correct size for the zone. If the symbol persists with suitable cookware in place, contact a specialist technician as there may be a fault with the pan detection system.

What does the E2 error mean on a Teka dishwasher?

The E2 error on Teka dishwashers indicates a safety level malfunction where the water level limiting system has been triggered. Interrupt the programme and switch off the dishwasher. Wait a few minutes, then switch it back on and restart the washing cycle. If the problem persists, contact a specialist technician.

What does the E3 error mean on a Teka dishwasher?

The E3 error on Teka dishwashers indicates a heating phase error where the appliance is not reaching the required temperature within the preset time. Restart the washing programme to see if the error clears. If it persists, contact a specialist technician as the heating element or sensor may need replacing.

What does the UNB error mean on a Teka washing machine?

The UNB error on Teka washing machines indicates an unbalanced load where the spin cycle has failed due to uneven distribution of laundry in the drum. Open the door and redistribute the laundry evenly around the drum. Reduce the load size if it is too large and restart the spin cycle. If the problem persists with balanced loads, contact a specialist technician.

What does the E4 error mean on a Teka dishwasher?

The E4 error on Teka dishwashers indicates an overflow detection, meaning potential water leakage has been detected inside the appliance. Turn off the main water supply immediately. Check for visible leaks around the dishwasher. Do not attempt to restart until the source of the leak is identified. Contact a specialist technician for inspection and repair.

When should I replace the carbon filter on my Teka cooker hood?

Carbon filters last between three and six months depending on usage conditions. The activated carbon filter cannot be washed or regenerated and must be replaced when exhausted.

Why won't my Teka washing machine door open after the cycle?

The door has a safety lock that remains engaged for approximately 2 minutes after the cycle completes. Wait for the lock to release before attempting to open the door. If the door still won't open, check if there is water remaining in the drum, as the door will not unlock until the water drains. Try running a drain or spin cycle. You can also try unplugging the machine for 20-30 minutes to reset the electronic lock.

Why is there water remaining inside my Teka dishwasher at the end of the programme?

If water remains after the wash cycle completes, it usually indicates a drainage issue. Check that the drain pipe is not clogged or kinked, and ensure the dishwasher filters are clean.

Why is there excessive foam inside my Teka dishwasher after a wash?

Excessive foam is usually caused by using too much detergent or using the wrong type of detergent. Only use detergents specifically designed for automatic dishwashers.

When should I refill the salt in my Teka dishwasher?

Refill the salt container when the salt indicator light illuminates on the control panel. Only use salt specifically designed for dishwashers, as table salt will damage the water softener. Fill the container with approximately 1.5kg of dishwasher salt, screw the cap back tightly, and start a wash programme immediately to prevent salt residue from remaining at the bottom of the machine.