Thermador Appliance Repair Services
Most appliances offer built-in service mode access (via key sequences or panel commands). Repairs require component-level precision: RTD testing, relay board diagnostics, triac output measurement, and IGBT testing on power modules. We service all Thermador lines using full system tracing — from thermistor testing and EEPROM resets to sealed system and fan motor replacements.
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Most appliances offer built-in service mode access (via key sequences or panel commands). Repairs require component-level precision: RTD testing, relay board diagnostics, triac output measurement, and IGBT testing on power modules. We service all Thermador lines using full system tracing — from thermistor testing and EEPROM resets to sealed system and fan motor replacements.
🔧 Common Issues
Thermador appliances (especially wall ovens, cooktops, ranges, and built-in refrigerators) use premium Bosch-Siemens tech, but commonly develop the following issues:
- Wall ovens showing “E115”, “E118”, or “E305” – overheating fault, temperature sensor failure, or cooling fan speed sensor fault
- Induction cooktops displaying “F4” or “F47” – failed IGBT module or pan detection board issue
- Gas cooktops clicking continuously – spark module failure or moisture around burner base
- Refrigerators not cooling properly – failed inverter board, open thermistor, or defrost heater fault
- Dishwashers showing “E24” or “E15” – drain pump blockage or base leak triggering flood switch
- Ovens not heating beyond 300°F – relay board fault or open high-limit thermostat
- Touch panels unresponsive or flickering – failed UI control PCB or ribbon connector degradation
- Wi-Fi app not syncing – disconnected ComBoard or corrupted firmware on connected appliances
👍 Pros About Appliance (Repair-Focused)
- Structured diagnostics: Error codes and test modes accessible on most models (e.g., E115 = overheat, E24 = drain block)
- Modular design: UI, logic board, inverter module, power relay board, and sensors are all separated and swappable
- Repairable power boards: Use Omron-style relays, replaceable triacs, and standard capacitors
- RTD and NTC sensors used: RTDs in ovens (1,080Ω @ 77°F), 10kΩ NTCs in fridges and dishwashers — easy to test
- No firmware locking on most models: Boards can be replaced or repaired without proprietary reprogramming
- Cross-compatibility with Bosch/Café: Many heating elements, fans, and relays are shared across BSH brands
- Strong documentation access: Service manuals and wiring diagrams often available inside panels or via BSH support
- IGBT/MOSFET-based induction modules: Cooktop power boards repairable with known component kits