- Why does a Thermador induction cooktop show dE with no heat?
- Demo mode is active. Follow the cooktop instructions to leave demo mode. If the zones still do not heat in normal operation, arrange a control and heating check.
- What does E7010 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The cooktop cannot connect to home Wi-Fi or the hood. Check the network connection settings. If connection still fails, arrange support for the connected controls.
- What does E8204 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The wireless cooking sensor battery is nearly drained. Replace its 3V CR2032 battery following the sensor instructions. If the warning persists, arrange a sensor check.
- What does E8205 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The connection to the cooking sensor has been lost. Check the sensor connection under its setup instructions. If it cannot reconnect, arrange a sensor and connection check.
- What does E8206 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The wireless cooking sensor is faulty. Stop relying on that sensor for cooking and arrange a check of the cooking sensor and its connection.
- What do E9000 and E9010 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The supply voltage is outside the normal operating range. Switch the cooktop off and have the supply checked by an electrician before further use.
- What does E9011 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The appliance is not connected properly. Disconnect it at the breaker and have the connection checked by an electrician. Do not open or change the wiring yourself.
- What does F0 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- MoveMode is not activated. Check the MoveMode setting in your cooktop controls. If the function cannot be activated or the warning returns, arrange a control check.
- What do F1 and F6 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- A cooking zone has overheated and switched off to protect the work surface. Let it cool before reuse. If it repeatedly overheats, stop using that zone and arrange service.
- What do F2, F4, E7015, E8207 or E8208 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The electronics have overheated and the affected cooking zone has switched off. Let the cooktop cool. Repeated shutdown needs a check of the electronics and cooling system.
- Why does a Thermador induction cooktop show F5 and beep?
- Hot cookware near the control panel has caused a protective shutdown. Move the hot cookware away safely and let the controls cool. Arrange service if the warning returns with the control area clear.
- What does F8 with H or h mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The automatic time limit has stopped a zone after prolonged operation without a control change. Check the cooking setting before restarting under the operating instructions. If it shuts down unexpectedly again, arrange service.
- What does F9 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The extended Flex Zone is not switching on. Check the zone selection for your cooktop. If it remains unavailable, arrange a heating-zone and control check.
- What does U400 mean on a Thermador induction cooktop?
- The supply voltage is outside its normal range. Stop using the cooktop and have an electrician check the supply before it is used again.