Thermador · Range / Oven error code
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Guide · Range / OvenThe oven sensor is a thin probe at the top rear of the oven cavity, held by two screws, with a plug just behind the wall. Test it first, then pull it forward, unplug it without losing the connector into the wall, and plug in the new one. Electric and gas ovens use the same approach for the sensor; no gas parts are touched.
Guide · Range / OvenThis is a fire hazard: turn the breaker off first, then diagnose. On electronic controls the usual cause is a relay on the control board whose contacts have welded closed. On dial ovens it is a stuck thermostat or selector contact. Less often a shorted sensor or harness is to blame. On gas ovens, a burner that won't shut off is a gas-valve problem and goes to a licensed gas technician.
Guide · Range / OvenOven F-codes point to a circuit: temperature sensor, door lock, keypad or control. GE ovens show F plus a number; Whirlpool-family ovens show F#E#. Both makers tell owners to clear the display, cut power at the breaker for a short time and watch whether the code returns. A code that returns is a real fault. An over-temperature code is a safety stop: do not keep using the oven.
Thermador · Range / Oven
dE
Demo mode active
Thermador · Range / Oven
E106 / E107
Door latch will not lock (E106) or unlock (E107)
Thermador · Range / Oven
E7010
Cannot connect to Wi-Fi or hood
Thermador · Range / Oven
E9000 / E9010 / U400
Supply voltage out of range
Thermador · Range / Oven
F1 / F6
Cooking zone overheated
Thermador · Range / Oven
F2 / F4 / E7015
Electronics overheated