On older Bosch Evolution ranges F13 is the memory-checksum alarm. The board read back the settings it had stored and the totals did not match. The service manual treats it as a sibling of the processor-ID…
On older Bosch Evolution ranges F13 is the memory-checksum alarm. The board read back the settings it had stored and the totals did not match. The service manual treats it as a sibling of the processor-ID error and blames the same suspects: surges, voltage swings and trouble in the incoming supply. Its test is identical too, a thirty-second interruption of power.
1. At the breaker, cut power for thirty seconds. 2. Restore it and watch the display. 3. This is the manual's own test: if the code returns at once, the memory really is corrupt. 4. Then stop cycling power and call us.
Expect so. This code concerns the memory that holds them, so the clock and any temperature offset must be entered again once the range is working.
Often, if the rest of it is sound, but get the board price first since parts for this generation are no longer guaranteed to be available.
It can. Surges and voltage swings are on the manual's list of causes, so tell us about recent outages or flickers when you book the visit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.