Direct answer
Navien E060 is listed as “Abnormal operation: dual venturi.” for Condensing Boiler in the source record linked below. This tells you what the alarm is called; it does not, by itself, identify a failed part or prove that every Navien model uses the code in the same way.
Before acting, compare the machine label, product family, controller and displayed characters with the exact manual or support page for that equipment.
Operating guidance: Stop and escalate if the condition is active or repeats.
What the source says
- Displayed code: E060
- Manufacturer description: Abnormal operation: dual venturi.
- Current product scope: Navien Condensing Boiler
- Model/controller coverage: Not specified in the current dataset; confirm it in the source before using the meaning.
Safe next steps
- Record the complete code exactly as shown, including spaces, prefixes and leading zeros.
- Record the model number, controller name, firmware if visible, and what the machine was doing when the code appeared.
- Follow the owner-safe action captured with this record: Stop operation and contact technical support; do not adjust combustion components.
- Do not repeatedly clear or reset an alarm. A returning code needs model-specific diagnosis.
- Stop and escalate if there is smoke, a burning smell, leakage, abnormal pressure, unusual movement, repeated breaker trips or any risk to people.
Safety boundary
Do not keep resetting the machine. Isolate it as required by the site procedure and use qualified service for internal testing. Follow the equipment manual, workplace energy-control procedure and local requirements before service work.
What this code does not prove
An alarm name is not a confirmed root cause. Wiring, sensors, operating conditions, installation issues, controller configuration and upstream faults can produce similar symptoms. Do not replace a component solely because its name appears in the code description.
Applicability check
This record is organized at the Condensing Boiler level. The seed data does not identify every compatible model, production year, controller or firmware revision. If the source does not cover the nameplate on your machine, treat this page as a possible match and continue with the correct manual rather than forcing the code to fit.
Source and verification
- Primary source used for this record: navien.com.mx
- Source checked in the project dataset: 2026-05-01
- Evidence status: The code meaning is source-linked; exact model/controller applicability still requires confirmation.
The linked source takes priority if its wording, status colour or operator action differs from this page. See how sources are selected and the editorial policy.
When to contact qualified service
Escalate when the code returns after the permitted owner action, the model is outside the confirmed source scope, continued operation is unclear, or diagnosis requires panels, live measurements, fuel, refrigerant, pressure, high voltage, stored energy or moving machinery.
FAQ
What does Navien E060 mean?
Navien lists E060 as ‘Abnormal operation: dual venturi.’ for the product scope shown here. Confirm the exact model and controller against the linked source.
What should I do when E060 appears?
Stop operation and contact technical support; do not adjust combustion components. Stop if the condition repeats, the machine behaves abnormally, or the work would require opening a hazardous system.
Does E060 mean the same thing on every Navien model?
Not necessarily. Code meanings and allowed actions can vary by product family, model, controller and firmware.
Related next steps
- Browse Navien fault-code records.
- Browse Commercial Boiler records.
- Read the site safety framework before attempting checks.
- Report a correction if the code or product scope does not match the linked source.