I get a flashing zero and "reverse" 9 on both

The 'H' symbols will flash in the display the first time your hob is connected and switched on. This is because the hob has been heat tested at the factory, then switched off while still hot. This may also happen if you are using the hob and you have a power cut.

Error code F1 indicates that the power is too low due to unsuitable cookware or an empty pot. Error code F indicates that there is no cookware on the zone or the cookware is unsuitable.

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l means locked hold two left buttons at same time or the two right buttons or the bottom two buttons or top two buttons should solve your problem you have to do it prety quick or the computer thinks a child is trying to turn on the appliance

right hand side hob not working. Flashing on and off with a sign that looks like a reverse 9 or P maybe?

Hi - Did you fix this? We have the exact same problem since last week.

child lock is activated , switch on hob press - and + button simultaneously hob will return to normal. if zeros dont appear try pressing and hold - key slightly before pressing +key hold both for a few secs.

Did you ever get a solution to this? My Bosch hob is doing the same wanted to know how to resolve or if I need to call out a technician.

thanks.

gud day,the ceramic hob is very sensitive to operate if u not read the manual.after u unlock the switch go to the control of the hob wat area u want to operate by touching the sensor then if u see the zero # touch again the area,positive side to increase the heat 1-9 the standard control heat.some model & brand have a different operational procedure,try to read the manual 1st or check the voltage of the unit coz the ceramic have a 4voltage standard for different country. tnx gerbee

I have a Neff T4344N0/08. I cannot stop all four hobs flashing - ie: I press the 'on' button all four flash, I then choose which one I want to use plus the number but they all keep flashing instead of stopping after the usual three or four. Please help - have I pressed something I shouldn't, perhaps a child lock?

this is almost certainly a wiring issue at the mains connection block, there are links which have not been tightened down. there is usually a diagram adjacent to mains block telling you what to do. connection block is covered by a plate. take plate off and tighten all terminals making sure links have been inserted. switch of at mains of course