Thermador PDR36, PRG48, PDR48, PRG36, PRG30 User Manual 2

Thermador

Professional Ranges Models: PDR30/36/48…PRG30/36/48

The control continuously monitors system parameters for control and oven failures and reports a fault code
when a system problem is detected. The control utilizes the ovens blue “on light” and oven “heating light” to
report a detected fault code. The control will continue to flash the lights in the appropriate sequence as long as
the fault exists.

Detection of a fault does not hinder the ability of the control to continue to function if the fault is not critical for
the intended operation. For example: If the range door latch is inoperative, the range will continue to cook since
the fault would only prevent the range from self-cleaning.

ERROR CODE LIGHT SEQUENCE CODE DESCRIPTION

E1 22 EEPROM ERROR
E2 01 CONTROL NOT CALIBRATED
E3 10 SENSOR OPEN
E4 12 SENSOR SHORTED
E5 21 POTENTIONMETER FAILURE
E6 32 OVER TEMPERATURE-COOKING
E7 23 OVER TEMPERATURE-CLEANING

E9 43 NO COOLING FANS
E11 44 DOOR LATCH FAULT
E12 11 EXP. BOARD NOT CONNECTED
E13 13 VCC LIFT OFF ERROR
E14 55 SELECTOR SWITCH ERROR

Thermador

HOW TO INTERPRET CODES

When a fault occurs, the control will flash the blue oven “on light” and the Blue “heating light” sequentially to
indicate the fault. The fault codes have two numbers, these numbers are interpreted by the number of times the
lights flash. The oven “on light” will flash indicating the first number, and the “heating light” will flash indicating
the second number.

EXAMPLE:

Error E9 is…. No Cooling Fans. The code is 43. The oven “on light” will flash four times, then the “heating light”
will flash three times, then pause. The sequence will then repeat as long as the fault is present.

ERROR CODES FOR OVENS WITH DREEFS CONTROL

The following chart shows the error codes
that can be displayed in the Oven/Selector
window during specific oven malfunctions.
Some of the error messages can be
cleared by performing the following steps:

1. Turn the selector knob to OFF

2. “Tweak” the oven by turning the
selector knob slightly to the left
(counterclockwise). This may stop
the flashing message/beeping and

3. For errors E1, E9, E11, E12 and
E13, the power supply going to the
even must be turned off
momentarily, and back on again

4. If an error remains displayed when
the selector switch is OFF, and after
attempting to clear the display, as
shown in steps 2 and 3, turn off the
power going to the oven, and refer to
the chart below to help you find the
problem.

clear the window.

ERROR
MESSAGE

E1 C & E
E2 G & K

E3 A & H
E4 A & H
E5 K& D
E6 C & J
E7 A & I
E8 A & D

E9 A & E
E10 B & D
E11 A & F
E12 A & E
E13 A & C

E14 A & E
E15 B & D

ERROR CODE
NOTES

DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM

Control board problem.

Cook or Clean mode runaway (temp >635 °F). Clean mode runaway
(clean temp +32 °F).
Open oven temperature sensor (>5000 Ω).

Shorted oven temperature sensor (<5000 Ω).
Control board too cold, too hot, or defective.
Control board problem.
Illegal temperature display. Turn off oven and try again.
Control board problem.
Latch switch problem.
Control board problem.
CT oven – latch switch problem
CT ovens – latch switch problem
CT ovens – latch frozen or no power to latch motor.

CMT ovens – control board not converted (refer to page 3-7 for
conversion data).
Latch switch problem.

Control board problem.

ERROR CODE NOTES:

A Turns heat off on the failed oven only; microwave not affected.
B Turns all heat off; microwave not affected.
C Disables the CLEAN mode in both ovens; allows COOK and microwave.
D Error will remain in the display until oven is repaired and powered back up. No error tones.
E Turning the oven off stops the error and flashing display. Can tweak away the error code. Error is

redisplayed only if the selector is turned to CLEAN.
F Tweaking clears to “---“ for retry.
G Clears when the oven temperature is less then the runaway temperature with the selector switch off.
H Can be cancelled by tweaking if a good sensor is detected.
I Cleared with a mode change.
J Can be tweaked away for immediate retry. User must unlatch and delete the “---“ to try to relatch the

door.
K Turns heat and microwave off.
L If two switches show a locked door, then E13 and LOCK are permanent in the display (in all modes).

If the two switches show an open door, tweak away the E13 error message.

EMERSON APPLIANCE CONTROLS DOCUMENT: 92S21720100
DIVISION OF EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. REVISION: B
Product Specification for Sago Oven Control PAGE:

13. DIAGNOSTIC CODES

13.1 Diagnostic Code Checking

CODE DESCRIPTION WHEN CHECKED DEBOUNCE ERROR

F13 Upper oven RTD not calibrated Always 10 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F14 Display board EEPROM error Oven Programming 5 tries Message 1 Cancel

F19 Power board Communication error Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F23 Keyboard gain unstable

Keyboard scratches
Loose molex or pins, air pocket in
control

F24 Keyboard disconnected Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F25 Keys stuck Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F26 Keys moving/dropping out Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F30 Upper oven sensor shorted Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F31 Upper oven sensor open Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

F32 Upper oven over temperature while

cleaning

F33 Upper oven over temperature while Non-Clean 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

DeBounce is the Rate at which the error checking occurs

The following chart describes the Fault code structure for the Control.
Alarm fault monitor is always active. Any oven cancel key will reset
the display to TOD idle.

ACTION

MESSAGE

DISPLAYED

Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

Cleaning 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

TAKEN BY

CONTROL

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking

cooking/timing

functions

F34 Upper oven cooling fan over-speed or

under-speed detected

Cooking 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

F40 Upper oven meat probe shorted Cooking 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

F41 Upper oven meat probe not calibrated Always 10 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

F43 Lower oven RTD not calibrated Always 10 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

F50 Upper oven door latch signal shorted low Always 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

F51 Upper oven door latch stuck unlocked Cooking/ Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

functions

Upper oven door position error Cooking/ Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F52

functions

Upper oven door latch stuck locked Non-Clean 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F53

functions

Upper oven latch input shorted Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F54

functions

Lower oven sensor shorted Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F60

functions

Lower oven sensor open Always 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F61

F62

F63

F64

Lower oven over temperature while
cleaning

Lover oven over temperature while
cooking

Lower oven cooling fan over-speed or
under-speed detected

Cleaning 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

Non-Clean 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

Cooking 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

Lover oven meat probe shorted Cooking 20 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F70

functions

Lower oven meat probe not calibrated Always 10 seconds Message 1 Cancel

cooking/timing

F71

Lower oven door latch signal shorted low Always 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

F80

Lower oven door latch stuck unlocked Cooking/ Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

F81

Lower oven door position error Cooking/ Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

F82

Lower oven door latch stuck locked Non-Clean 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

F83

Lower oven door latch input shorted Cleaning 1 minute Message 1 Cancel

F84

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

cooking/timing

functions

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Range Error Codes

CODE

F31
F33 Warning Drawer Sensor Failure When W. Drawer is active 20 sec
F41 Motorized latch will not lock Latch should be locked 1 min
F43 Motorized latch will not unlock Latch should be unlocked 1 min

F45 Motorized Latch both locked and unlocked Always 1 min
F111 Runaway Oven temperature 585°F Latch unlocked 5 sec
F113 Runaway Oven temperature 950°F Latch locked 5sec
F121 Stuck key in the membrane switch layer Always 1 min

F125

F141 Slave micro not functioning Always 1 min
F151 Eeprom failure or communication circuit failure Cook or clean programmed 1 sec
F153 User Interface too hot Always 1 sec
F154 Power Board too hot
F155 Cook profile corrupted in EEPROM Cook or clean Programmed 1 sec

F170 Power Failure Always 2 ms
F190 Power over voltage At power on
F200 Time out and stop function During Production test mode 110 sec.
F210 Range exceeded safe test limits During Service test mode 200°F

DESCRIPTION WHEN CHECKED

Oven temperature sensor failure

Cancel key circuit problem Always 1 min

Cook or clean programmed 20 sec

Always

FAULT

LIMIT

1 sec

Range Error Codes – Additional Information

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CODE DESCRIPTION

F1

Meat probe not there or incorrect

F2

F3

DOOR

LATCH

Oven sensor not correct

Warming sensor not correct

Door latch problem

ERROR

ERROR

Temp. reaches 585 degrees F. Display shows “CONTACT
SERVICE” and beeps. The beep can be stopped with
touching cancel zone, but display will stay up with
program locked until main power is removed for a
minimum of 5 seconds. If the temperature continues to rise
(due to stuck relay) the latch will lock at 600 degrees F

WHEN CHECKED

During Test / use

During Test / use

During Test / use

During self-clean

During any cooking mode

Note: Depending on model, program will only look for probes or sensors that it should have.

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WFMC Service Tips – Test Program (2B): Module Fault Codes (Test1)

Test P1:ERRORS / P:01 (Viewing control module fault codes) – Start & end test P1

(WFMC6400) / (P:01) (WFMC3200) by pushing Start/Pause button. Scroll through list of fault codes
by pushing Spin Selection (WFMC3200) or Menu (WFMC6400) buttons.

• WFMC3200 display alternates between fault code (e.g. E:01) & when fault occurred on in last 8
washes (e.g. : C:00) – shows C:00 if fault didn’t occur.

• WFMC6400 display shows fault code & when fault occurred on in last 8 washes (e.g. 0 – Er:01)

WFMC32

WFMC64

Display

Display

E:01 Er:01 washing
E:02 Er:02 washing
E:03 Er:03 washing
E:04 Er:04 washing
E:05 Er:05 P:16
E:06 Er:06

E:07 Er:07 P:16
E:08 Er:08 P:16
E:09 Er:09 P:4

---- Er:10

----

E:12 Er:12 P:8/9/13
E:13 Er:13 P:15
E:14 Er:14 P:9

---- Er:15

----

E:20 Er:20 P:4
E:21 Er:21
E:22 Er:22 washing
E:24 Er:24 P:4

Er:11

Er:16

Test # Problem Possible Cause(s)

Door open Door lock not engaged
Door lock doesn’t unlock Jammed lock or bad wire harness
Door lock doesn’t lock Jammed lock or bad wire harness
Door control broken Faulty Triac or control module
NTC open-circuited Faulty NTC or bad wire harness

P:16

P:11

P:8/9/13

P:8
P:8

NTC shorted Faulty NTC or bad wire harness
Unpexpected heating (heater on at wrong time) Faulty heater or stuck heater relay

Heater doesn’t shut off Faulty heater or stuck heater relay
Communication lost to motor Faulty wire harness
Flow meter gives wrong values Faulty flow meter or wire harness

No water flow (within 6 minutes) Faulty inlet valve, wire harness, hose
Water supply time exceeded Faulty inlet valve, wire harness, hose

Drian pump time exceeded Faulty drain pump, wire harness, hose
Overflow level exceeded Faulty/blocked pump, hose, inlet valve
Pressure sensor gives failure voltage level Faulty pressure sensor, wire harness

Can’t calibrate pressure sensor Faulty pressure sensor, wire harness
Spinning aborted due to unbalanced load Unbalanced load or faulty wire harness

Excessive foam Wrong or too much detergent used
Frequency synchronization failed Faulty control module
Motor power relay failed Faulty control module

Last 8 fault codes are

stored & dis

HINT: # of faults reads “0”
for faults which didn’t occur.
Look at # of faults, not error
#, to see if faults occurred –
scroll thru all faults to check
if any occurred.

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WFMC Service Tips – Test Program (2C): Motor Control Fault Codes

(Test1)

Test P1:ERRORS / P:01 (Viewing motor control fault codes) – Start & end test P1 by

pushing Start/Pause button. Scroll through list of (18) fault codes by pushing Spin Selection
(WFMC3200) or Menu (WFMC6400) buttons.

• WFMC3200 display alternates between fault code (e.g. d:01) & when fault occurred on in last
16 washes (e.g. : C:00) – shows C:00 if fault didn’t occur.

• WFMC6400 display shows fault code & when fault occurred on in last 16 washes (e.g. 0 – Er:01)

WFMC32

WFMC64

Display

Display

d:01 dr:01 P:04
d:02 dr:02

d:03 dr:03 P:04
d:06 dr:06 P:04
d:07 dr:07 P:04
d:08 dr:08 P:04
d:09 dr:09 P:04
d:10 dr:10 P:04
d:11 dr:11 P:04
d:12 dr:12 P:04
d:13 dr:13 P:04
d:14 dr:14 P:04
d:15 dr:15 P:04
d:16 dr:16 P:04
d:17 dr:17 P:04
d:18 dr:18 P:04

Test # Problem Possible Cause(s)

Motor control short circuit Faulty motor control.

P:04

Motor control interruption Faulty motor control.
Damaged motor control temperature sensor Faulty temperature sensor.

NTC relay failure NTC too hot or relay stuck closed.
Motor winding short circuited Motor winding short circuited.
Motor speed sensor failed Faulty speed sensor or wire harness.
Voltage too high Faulty motor control.
Power limiter switch off Motor overloaded or binding.
Voltage too low Faulty motor control.
Motor control high current switch off Motor overloaded or binding.
Motor control high temperature switch off Motor overloaded or binding.
Motor control high temperature warning Motor overloaded or binding.
Power limiter warning Motor overloaded or binding.
Motor high temperature switch off Motor overloaded or binding.
Motor high temperature warning Motor overloaded or binding.
Peak voltage too high Faulty motor control.

Last 16 fault codes are

stored & dis

HINT: # of faults reads “0”
for faults which didn’t occur.
Look at # of faults, not error
#, to see if faults occurred –
scroll thru all faults to check
if any occurred.

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WTMC Service Tips - - Test program (4A): Fault Codes

WTMC Dryer Test Program Fault Codes

Fault
Code Fault Solution Notes Effect

E:11

E:12

Overheating due to
clogged lint filter.

Severe overheating
due to clogged lint filter.

Clean lint filter (&air duct if
necessary).

Clean lint filter (&air duct if
necessary).

Displays E:01 during normal use.
Measures reduced air flow.

Displays E:01 during normal use.
Measures reduced air flow.

E:13

E:17

E:18

E:20

E:21

E:22

NOTE: To run fault codes tests to display fault codes:

• While pushing & holding Start/Stop & Delicates button, rotate cycle selector knob to Extra Dry – Regular/Cotton.

• Push Start/Stop button to start test. Push Start/Stop button to scroll through fault codes (if more than one exists). Do not rotate

• Rotate c

Maxium drying time
exceed

NTC error (NTC R3 @
lint screen)

NTC error (NTC R2 @
heater)

EEPROM error Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

Incorrect checksum Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

Invalid update Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

knob through Off to avoid exiting test program.

cle selector knob to end test.

Check heater, control module, NTC’s
& Hi-limits. Usually faulty heater. Can
also be overloaded dryer.
Check NTC R3 & wire harness.
Replace faulty part.

Check NTC R2 & wire harness.
Replace faulty part.

Stops & displays E:03 during
normal use (after maxium drying
time limit of 240 minutes).
Typically shorted or opened wire
harness.

Typically shorted or opened wire
harness.

.

Dryer stops &
can’t be restarted.

Dryer stops &
can’t be restarted.

can’t be restarted.

can’t be restarted.

can’t be restarted.

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WTMC Service Tips - - Test program (4B): Fault Codes

WTMC Dryer Test Program Fault Codes

Fault
Code
E:23

E:24

E:25

E:26

Model variant doesn’t
match table

Software version
doesn’t match table

Damaged data table Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

Control error Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

Fault Solution Notes Effect

Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

Replace faulty control module. Dryer stops &

NOTE: Fault displayed alternates with # of times fault occurred every
two (2) seconds. If there’s no faults, displays will be blank.

• E:xx = fault code from E11 – E39 (e.g. E:11)

• C:xx = # of occurrences (e.g. C:01)

can’t be
restarted.

can’t be
restarted.

can’t be
restarted.

can’t be
restarted.

NOTE: When test program is initially entered,
last fault code will show. Display will be cleared
once an

test is started.

Service Tips – Fault Codes (1)

DISHWASHER TEST PROGRAM ERROR CODES (on 2&3-digit digital displays):

 0- No faults
 1- Aqua Sensor (Sensotronic) fault
 2- Heating system fault (heater, Hi-Limit, flow switch, NTC, control heater relay)
 4- Water filling fault
 8- NTC (temperature sensor) fault
 16- Water switch fault

TIP: Fault codes add up for multiple faults
(e.g. heating + water filling fault = 2 + 4 = 6

DISHWASHER TEST PROGRAM ERROR CODES (on 2&3-digit digital displays):

 F- Water filling fault (underfill, overfill or water in the base)
 2H- Last wash cycle too long (> 99 minutes). Can be cold inlet water or heating

 F- Delay Start feature (not a fault code)

DISHWASHER TEST PROGRAM ERROR CODES (on lower

system fault (heater, Hi-Limit, flow switch, NTC, control module heater relay).

line of full text Apexx SH 99 displays):

 S3 - No faults
 A – Aqua Sensor (red) fault
 B – Aqua Sensor (green) fault
 E – Water switch fault (no pulses detected)
 F – Water filling fault
 G – Water switch fault (won’t stop running)
 H – Heating system fault (heater, Hi-Limit, flow switch,

NTC, control module heater relay)

 K- NTC fault (short-circuited or open-circuited)
 Xx – Test program step count (testing done when = 00)

TIP: Top line shows wash cycle & bottom line shows fault code.

HINT: Dishwasher test program heat water to
150°F, so test programs will generally run > 20
minutes for incoming water temperatures ~ 120°F

HINT: Open door to select test
program for fully-integrated models,
then close door to run program.

◄ S- - 3- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ►

In Cycle 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ►

◄ STEP
S3 00

S3 00

00

000

HINT: Apexx
heater runs
during steps
05 - 08.
Press “-“

00

000

NOTE: Flow through
heaters heat water ~
2°F/minute.

button to skip
to test 05 to
measure
heater amp
draw.

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Service Tips – Fault Codes (2)

H

g

H

NOTE

F

S

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DISHWASHER TEST PROGRAM ERROR CODES (on SHX33A/43E/46A-B, SHV46C, SL84A models):

 ●○○ – Heating system fault (heater, Hi-Limit, flow switch, control heater relay)
 ○●○ – NTC (temperature sensor) fault
 ○●● – Water filling fault
 ●○○ – N/A

HV46C, SHX43E/46A-B, SL84A

 ●○● – N/A
 ●●○ – Aqua sensor (sensotronic) fault
 ●●● – N/A

TIP: Fault codes do NOT add up for multiple faults – shows highest fault code
on list above (1st – heating, 2nd – NTC, 3rd – water filling, 4th – aqua sensor)

DISHWASHER TEST PROGRAM ERROR CODES (on SHU43E/53E/66E models):

Faults

0 - N o fa ults

1 - Heater Element

2 - W ater Filling

LED Fa ult Cod e s

CYCLE CLEAN NSFREADY

READY

READY

CYCLE

CYCLE

CLEAN

CLEAN

NSF

NSF

LED fl a she s

LED lit

LED o ff

ault code LED’s

Top

Power

Reg.

Rack

Scrub

Power
Scrub

Wash

Reg.

Wash

Del./

Econo

Rinse

& Hold

& Hold

: Flow

through heaters heat
water ~ 2°F/minute.

INT: Open door to select test

program for fully-integrated models,
then close door to run program.

Rinse

3 - NT C

4 - Aquasensor

READY

READY

CYCLE

CYCLE

CLEAN

CLEAN

NSF

NSF

INT: Dishwasher test program heat water to

150°F, so test programs will generally run > 20
minutes for incomin

water temperatures ~120°F.

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BSH HOME APPLIANCES CORPORATION

ERROR CODES

For products with electronic controls

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Thermador®

Thermador

Professional Ranges Models: PDR30/36/48…PRG30/36/48

The control continuously monitors system parameters for control and oven failures and reports a fault code
when a system problem is detected. The control utilizes the ovens blue “on light” and oven “heating light” to
report a detected fault code. The control will continue to flash the lights in the appropriate sequence as long as
the fault exists.

Detection of a fault does not hinder the ability of the control to continue to function if the fault is not critical for
the intended operation. For example: If the range door latch is inoperative, the range will continue to cook since
the fault would only prevent the range from self-cleaning.

ERROR CODE LIGHT SEQUENCE CODE DESCRIPTION

E1 22 EEPROM ERROR
E2 01 CONTROL NOT CALIBRATED
E3 10 SENSOR OPEN
E4 12 SENSOR SHORTED
E5 21 POTENTIONMETER FAILURE
E6 32 OVER TEMPERATURE-COOKING
E7 23 OVER TEMPERATURE-CLEANING

E9 43 NO COOLING FANS
E11 44 DOOR LATCH FAULT
E12 11 EXP. BOARD NOT CONNECTED
E13 13 VCC LIFT OFF ERROR
E14 55 SELECTOR SWITCH ERROR

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages – Updated 2/21/02

Error Code

Displayed

Probable Cause

Example

Corrective Action

“F10”

“F11”

“F12”

“F13”

“F14”

Power Board
Incompatibility.

Communication Error With
Power Board.

Vcc Lift-off(Power/Relay
Board).

Power Board Not
Calibrated.

Control Display PCB
EEPROM Error.

Power/Relay Board.

Power/Relay Board.

Power/Relay Board. Replace power/relay board.

Power/Relay Board.

Power/Relay Board. Replace power/relay board.

Check all connections between the power/relay board and
the Control display PCB. If OK, replace power/relay board.

Check all connections between the power/relay board and
the control display PCB, especially P11. If OK, replace
power/relay board.

Check if air switch jammed. If OK, replace power/relay
board.

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

“F19”

Probable Cause

Miscellaneous
Power/Relay Board Error.

Example

Power/Relay Board.

Check all connections between the power/relay board and the
Control display PCB. If OK, replace power/relay board.

Corrective Action

“F20”

“F21”

“F22”

“F23”

“F24” Touch Input Key Stuck.

Upper Oven Cancel Key
Shorted High.

Lower Oven Cancel Key
Shorted High.

Upper Oven Cancel Key
Shorted Low.

Lower Oven Cancel Key
Shorted Low.

Control Display PCB
Or Touch Panel.

Control Display PCB
Panel.

Control Display PCB
Or Touch Panel.

Control Display PCB
Or Touch Panel.

Control Display PCB
Or Touch Panel.

Check all connections between the control display PCB and
the touch panel. Replace control display PCB or touch panel
or both.

Check all connections between the control display PCB and
touch panel. Replace control display PCB or touch panel or
both.

Check all connections between the control display PCB and
the touch panel. Replace control display PCB or touch panel
or both.

Check all connections between the control display PCB and
the touch panel. Replace control display PCB or touch panel
or both.

Check all connections between the control display PCB and
the touch panel. Make sure that there are no objects in close
Proximity to the front and back sides of the touch panel pads.
Replace control display PCB, if persists replace touch panel.

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

“F25”

“F30”

“F31”

“F32”

“F33”

Multiple Touch Input
Keys Stuck.

Upper Oven Sensor
Shorted.

Upper Oven Sensor
Open

Upper Oven Over
Temperature While
Cleaning.

Upper Oven Over
Temperature While
Cooking

Probable Cause

Example

Check all connections between the control display PCB and

Control Display PCB Or Touch
Panel.

A Short Circuit In The Upper
Oven Sensor Wiring.

An Open Circuit In The Upper
Oven Sensor Wiring.

Intermittent Temp. Sensor Or
Power/Relay Board.

1. Power To The Oven Was
Turned On When Temperature
Inside Oven is Over 550 F.

2. Intermittent Temperature
Sensor Or Power/Relay Board.

the touch panel. Make sure that there are no objects in close
Proximity to the front and back sides of the touch panel
pads. Replace control display PCB, if persists replace touch
panel.
Check all connections, especially P3 on the power/relay
board. Check resistance of upper oven sensor
(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature). Check that
neither sensor wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If
sensor is OK, replace power/relay board.
Check all connections. Check resistance of upper oven
sensor (approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature).
Check that the Solder joints in header P3 on the power
board are not broken. If Sensor is OK, replace power/relay
board.

Check header P3 on the power/relay board. Check resistance
of Upper oven sensor (approximately 1080 ohms at room
temperature). If sensor is OK, replace power/relay board.

1. Allow oven to cool below 550 F before turning power on.

2. Check header P3 on the power/relay board. Check
resistance of upper oven sensor (approximately 1080 ohms
at room temperature). If sensor is OK, replace power/relay
board. Check header P3 on the power/relay board.

Corrective Action

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

“F34”

Probable Cause

Upper Oven Cooling Fan
Air Switch Not Detected.

Example

1. Air Switch. 2.
Cooling Fan. 3. An
Open Circuit In The
Upper Oven Air
Switch Wiring.

1. Replace air switch. 2. Replace cooling fan. 3. Check all
connections. Check that the solder joints in header P6 on the
control display PCB are not broken.

Corrective Action

“F40” Upper Meat Probe Shorted

“F50”

“F51”

Upper Door Signal Shorted
Low.

Upper Door Stuck
Unlocked

A Short Circuit In The
Meat Probe Wiring.

Defective Or Jammed
Upper Oven Door Or
Latch Switches.

Defective Or Jammed
Upper Oven Door Or
Latch Switches.

Check header P2 on the control display PCB. Check that
neither meat probe wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If
F40 persists, replace the control display PCB.

Check header P9 on the power/relay board and P11 on both
power relay board and control display PCB. Ensure Door
Switch is operation properly. Check that the door switch wire
is not pinched to the appliance chassis. If F50 Persists, replace
power/relay board. If F50 Still persists, replace control
display PCB.

Check header P9 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch
switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch
switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F51
persists, replace power/relay board.

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

Probable Cause

“F52”

“F53” Upper Door Stuck Locked

“F54” Upper Latch Input Shorted

“F60”

Upper Oven Door Position
Error (Locked & Open).

Lower Oven Sensor
Shorted.

Example

Check Header P9 and P0 on the power/relay board and P11 on
Defective Or Jammed
Upper Oven Door Or
Latch Switches.

Defective Or Jammed
Upper Oven Door Or
Latch Switches.

Defective Or Jammed
Upper Oven Door Or
Latch Switches.

A Short Circuit In The
Lower Oven Door
Wiring.

both power/relay board and control display PCB. Ensure door

and latch switches are operating properly. Check that no door

or latch switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F52

persists, replace power/relay board.

Check header P9 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch

switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch

switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F53

persists, replace power/relay board.

Check header P9 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch

switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch

switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F54

persists, replace power/relay board.

Check all connections, especially P2 on the power/relay

board. Check resistance of lower oven sensor (approximately

1080 ohms at room temperature). Check that neither sensor

wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If sensor is OK,

replace power/relay board.

Corrective Action

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

Lower Oven Sensor

“F61”

Open. Oven Sensor
Wiring.

Probable Cause

Example

Check all connections. Check resistance of lower oven sensor

An Open Circuit In The
Lower

(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature). Check that

the solder joints in header P2 on the power/relay board are not

broken. If sensor is OK, replace power/relay board.

Corrective Action

“F62”

“F63”

“F64”

“F70”

Lower Oven Over
Temperature While
Cleaning.

Wrong Oven Temp
while cooking.

Lower Oven Cooling
Fan Air Switch Not
Detected.

Lower Meat Probe
Shorted.

Intermittent Temperature
Sensor Or Power/Relay
Board.

1. Power to the oven was
turned on when temperature
inside oven is over 550F.

2. Intermittent Temperature
Sensor or Power/Relay Board.

1. Air Switch. 2. Cooling Fan.

3. An Open Circuit In The
Lower Oven Air Switch
Wiring.

A shorted circuit in the meat
probe wiring.

Check header P2 on the power/relay board. Check resistance

of Lower oven sensor (approximately 1080 ohms at room

temperature). If sensor is OK, replace power/relay board.

1. Allow oven to cool below 550 F before turning power on.

2. Check header P2 on the power/relay board. Check

resistance of lower oven sensor (approximately 1080 ohms at

room temperature). If sensor is OK, replace power/relay

board.

1. Replace air switch. 2. Replace cooling fan. 3. Check all

connections. Check that the solder joints in header P6 on the

Control display PCB are not broken.

Check header P2 on the control display PCB. Check that

neither Meat probe wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If

F70 persists, replace the control display PCB.

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

“F80”

“F81”

“F82”

Lower Door Signal
Shorted Low.

Lower Door Stuck
Unlocked.

Lower oven door
position error (locked &
open).

Probable Cause

Example

Check header P5 on the power/relay board and P11 on both

power/relay board and control display PCB. Ensure door

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

switch is operating properly. Check that the door switch wire

is not pinched to the appliance chassis. If F80 persists, replace

power/relay board. If F80 still persists, replace control display

PCB.

Check header P5 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch

Switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch

switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F81

persists, replace power/relay board.

Check header P5 and P0 on the power/relay board and P11 on

both power/relay board and control display PCB. Ensure door

and latch switches are operating properly. Check that no door

or latch switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F82

persists, replace power/relay board.

Corrective Action

“F83”

“F84”

Lower door stuck
position.

Lower latch input
shorted.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Check header P5 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch

switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch

switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F83

persists, replace power/relay board.

Check header P5 on the power/relay board. Ensure door latch

switches are operating properly. Check that neither latch

switch wire is pinched to the appliance chassis. If F84

persists, replace power/relay board.

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C, CM and CJ Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Note 2 Oven sensor should measure 1050

ohms at 75 degrees F. If the sensor
measures correctly (within 10%)
check each leg of the sensor to
ground and to each phase of the
electrical supply. If all checks OK,
check the contacts inside the molex
plug. If the spring contacts are bent
or crushed, the sensor will create
intermittent errors.

Note 3 The touch panel assembly uses

electronic keys and a
microprocessor to signal functions.
The program is set to scan the
electronic touch pads constantly,
and if this process is interrupted the
microprocessor will turn all of the
keys on electronically. If these
errors are noted, please turn off the
power to the oven, check all of the
harnesses on the touch panel and
reset the power. This will usually
clear the errors.

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Thermador®

CT and CMT Ovens with Dreefs Control Error Codes

Error Codes

E1

Causes

Control bd

Example

Disables clean in both ovens,
allow cooking

Corrective Action

Replace control board

E2 Sensor or control bd

E3 Open sensor

E4 Shorted sensor

E5 Control bd

E6 Selector switch

E7 Control bd.

Oven temp over 625F or clean
temp over 890F

Disables cooking in affected
oven

Disables cooking in affected
oven

Disables clean in both ovens,
cooking usage

Disables individual cook
modes in affected oven

Remains in display oven
unusable

Check sensor

See note 1

Check sensor

See note 1

Check sensor

See note 1

Replace control board

Check all functions replace selector switch if one pc. Dreefs,

replace control bd. Replace control bd.

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Thermador®

CT and CMT Ovens with Dreefs Control Error Codes…continued

Error Codes

E8

Causes

Control bd

Example

Remains in display oven
unusable

Corrective Action

Replace control bd

E9 Latch

Latch motor may run but
switches do not cycle

Replace latch in affected oven.

E10 Control bd Checksum error Replace dreefs bd.

E11 Latch problem Will not clean Replace latch in affected oven.

E12 Latch problem Will not clean Replace latch in affected oven.

E13 Latch problem Latch does not run Check for voltage to latch motor.

E14 Latch problem Loose latch switch Check latch for proper operation.

E15 Control bd.

Remains in display oven
unusable

Replace dreefs bd.

Note 1 Oven sensors should measure 1050 ohms at

75 degrees F. If the sensor measures
correctly (within 10%), check each leg of
the sensor to ground and to each of the
electrical supply. If all checks OK, check the
contacts inside the molex plug.

If the spring contacts are bent or
crushed, the sensor will create
intermittent demos.

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Thermador®

S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages – Updated 02/21/02

Error Code

Displayed

Probable Cause

F1 Element Supervisor Enabled Main power/relay

F1, F7 Poor Connection Between Display

Head And Touch Panel

Example

Replace main power/relay board
board
Intermittent Sensor
OR Main power/relay
board

Replace control head kit & main power/relay

board. See note 1.

Corrective Action

F2 Oven Temperature Detected Or Door

Light Coming On After 1 Hour Into
Self-Clean

F3 Open oven sensor Open Sensor Or

Intermittent Sensor Or
Main power/relay
board

Circuit Wiring

Check oven latch switches & door light are

operating properly. Check oven sensor from

molex plug on main power/relay board.

Should read approximately 1050.

Check oven sensor from molex plug on main

power/relay board. Should read approximately

1050 ohms at room temperature. See note 3.

Check and make sure the temperature sensor

plug on the main power/relay board is in place

and not loose.

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S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

F4

F5

F7

Probable Cause

Shorted Oven Sensor Or Temperature
At Sensor Below 40 Degrees F.

Element Supervisor Is disabled
(Single Or Upper Oven)

On Single ovens including the SM,
and SMW models the harness
connector from the display head,
which should be on J2, is plugged into
J7.

The control is reading a shorted key.
Possible bad connection due to wiring
harness to the touch control board or a
bad touch control board.

Example

Short In Oven Sensor
Wiring

Intermittent Sensor Or
Main power/relay
board

Possible Miss-Wire

Connection between
control head and touch
panel

Corrective Action

Check Oven Sensor Wiring. Should read 1050

ohms when measured from molex plug on

main power/relay board at room temperature.

See note 3.

Check oven sensor wiring.

See note 3. If new sensor still displays F5

replace main power/relay board.

Check that the male pin connections on the

board match the female connector plug on the

harness.

Replace control head kit, if persists replace

touch panel. See notes 1 & 4.

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S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

Probable Cause

F8 Shorted meat probe (No probe is used

on these models)

F9

Invalid door lock switch status (Single
or upper oven)

Example

Main power/relay Replace main power/relay board

Stuck latch switches

Check latch and switches for proper

operation, replace if necessary.

Corrective Action

FC

FF

Communication Error Detected by
display head.

Bad analog/digital converter

nd

2

power/relay board

not power up

Intermittent Sensor or
main power/relay
board

Check cables and harnesses used between

the main and 2nd power/relay boards.

Check connections between the 2nd

power/relay board and the control head. If

FC is still displayed, replace 2nd

power/relay board. Replace the display

head next if FC is displayed. If FC is still

displayed after replacing the control head,

change the main power/relay board.

Replace temperature sensor. If control still

displays FF, replace main power/relay board.

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S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Error Code

Displayed

Probable Cause

F- Communication error

detected by main
power/relay board.

Example

Control head Check all connections between both power/relay

boards. Check all power connections between the
power/relay board and the control head. Check all
communication connections between the power/relay
board and the control head. See note 1.

Corrective Action

Fr

(1) Invalid door latch switch
status for lower oven

(2) Communication Error at
display head.

(3) Element Supervisor
Disable Lower Oven

Defective or jammed
lower oven latch
switches

Check Control Head

Intermittent lower
sensor or 2
power/relay board

nd

15

Make sure the lower latch switches are operating
properly. Replace the lower latch if necessary.

Check all connections between both power/relay
boards. Check all power connections between the
power/relay board and the control head. Check all
communication connections between the power/relay
board and the control head. See note 1.

Replace lower oven temperature sensor. If Control still
display Fr, replace 2nd power/relay board. If Fr is still
displayed, replace the main power/relay board.

Thermador®

S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Note 1 F1, F7 Errors are caused by a single loss of

communication between the control head and
the touch panel. Heat migrates to affect the
connector on the control head. The new main
power/relay board #35-00-760 has been
reprogrammed to keep the cooling fan on until
internal oven temperature is 300 degrees F.

Note 2 & 3 Check sensor by taking resistance reading from

molex plug on main relay board. A good sensor
will read approximately 1050 ohms at 75
degrees F. If out of tolerance by 100 ohms or
more replace. Take special care to be sure butt
spices are in the air channel in the back
stuck in the insulation or against oven liner.

and not

Single Oven Control Head kit
#35-00-703
Double Oven Control Head Kit
#35-00-704
Main Power/relay board
#35-00-760

When checking sensor also check each lead to chassis ground
and to each phase of power line. If grounded or if voltage is
present, sensor may read a correct resistance as a loop, but still
produce errors. Check lead dress very carefully.

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S, SM, AND SMW Oven Error Code Messages…continued

Note 4 The touch panel is an

electronic switching
device so it does not have
actual keys that stick. The
control head was designed
for use with either
membrane switches or
electronic inputs.

Our touch panel constantly polls or checks the touch
pads for inputs. If the cable has a poor connection or
intermittent connection, the microprocessor will
electronically switch all of the keys on, this will
produce an F7 error which the control head indicates
as stuck key.

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Thermador®

RDF, REF 30 inch Range error codes

Error Codes

F1

Causes

Stuck buttons
Stuck latch switch

Example

Button is jammed
Lock & unlock switches

Corrective Action

Unstuck buttons
Replace latch

F3 Sensor problem Open or shorted sensor

If the error codes persist after eliminating all possible causes, replace the ERC3

Note 1 Oven sensors should measure 1050

ohms at 75 degrees F. if the sensor
measures correctly (within 10%),
check each leg of the sensor to
ground and to each phase of the
electrical supply. If all checks OK,
check the contacts inside the molex
plug. If the spring contacts are
bent or crushed, the sensor will
create intermittent errors.

Check sensor
See note 1

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Thermador®

Thermador ESC30 and GSC30 30 inch range error codes

Error Codes

F1

Causes

Supervisory relay enable
shorted

Example

Bake or broil relay stuck closed

Corrective Action

Cancel key will clear error if fault remains it will
appear again in 16 seconds. If reappears replace
relay board.

F2

F3 Open oven sensor

F4 Shorted oven sensor

F5

Cook/Clean runaway
temperature alarm

Supervisory relay enable
open

Bad sensor or poor contacts on
molex connector.

Bad sensor or poor contact on
molex connector

Bad sensor or pinched sensor
leads

Replace relay bd.

Check sensor, cut out molex connector, use wire
nuts for good contact. See Note 1

Check sensor, cut out molex connector, use wire
nuts for good contact. See Note 1

Check sensor see note 1

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Thermador ESC30 and GSC30 30 inch range error codes

Error Codes

F6

Causes

Missing APPLIANCE
CHASSIS line cycle
detector

Example

If 60 cycles is missing for one
minute

Corrective Action

Cancel key will reset

F7

F8 Analog/Digital supervisory Will cancel cook mode

F9 Door latch supervisory Will cancel clean mode Check door latch if latch is OK, replace clock.

Note 1 Oven sensors should measure 1050

Function key stuck or
shorted

ohms at 75 degrees F. if the sensor
measures correctly (within 10%),
check each leg of the sensor to
ground and to each phase of the
electrical supply. If all checks OK,
check the contacts inside the molex
plug. If the spring contacts are bent
or crushed, the sensor will create
intermittent errors.

Stuck key

Must power down to clear this error. If key
remains stuck, replace clock assy.

Reset with cancel key, if persists, replace clock
assy.

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Thermador®

Error codes for Gaggenau Steam Oven model ED-220/221

Error Code Cause Example Corrective Action

F10

Oven sensor open Open circuit Check sensor See note 1

F11

F12

F13

F14

F15

F20

F21

F23 Relay control not

Oven sensor shorted Pinched wire Check sensor See note 1

Probe open Open circuit Check probe See note 2

Probe shorted Pinched wire Check probe See note 2

Relay bd. Sensor open Open circuit Replace relay bd.

Relay bd sensor shorted Short circuit Replace relay bd.

Humidity switch not
working properly

Temperature switch not
working properly

chooseable

Poor contact at switch or
ribbon cable

Poor contact at switch or
ribbon cable

No contact at flat wire or electronics defective

Check contacts in diagnostic mode See note 3

Check contacts in diagnostic mode See note 3

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Thermador®

Error codes for Gaggenau Steam Oven model ED-220/221

Error Code Cause Example Corrective Action

F30

F61

F62

F63

F70

F71

EEPROM not programmable

Too much water or not enough
heat during calibration run

Not enough water or too much
heat during calibration run

Oven does not cool at end of
calibration. Water in base pan
of oven drain pump is running
for more than two minutes

Will not go into
diagnostic mode will
not complete
calibration and will
cancel

Steam dispensing
clogged, or
convection fan
stalling

Condensation cooling
valve inoperative.
Leaking from drain or
internal hoses
blocked drain, drain
running uphill, drain
coiled.

Replace the display board. See note 4 open heating
element

Check convection fan for proper operation,
replace if necessary. Replace steam valve
assembly. Rerun calibration check cooling
valve, replace water valve if necessary correct
leak, dry off the sensors on rely board. Correct
drain restriction

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Error codes for Gaggenau Steam Oven model ED-220/221…continued

Error Code Cause Example Corrective Action

F72

Base pan sensor Defective electronics Replace relay board

F73

F74

Main water valve not
closing properly

Pressure switch stays
closed

Check incoming water
pressure (must be
minimum 16 PSI) check
power to valve pressure
switch stuck closed or
main valve stuck open.

Note 1

Note 2 The food probe in this oven is a PTC 1000 sensor. It is not

unpluggable and is tested the same as in Note 1

Note 3 The oven has a very comprehensive diagnostic program.

Instruction are located in the Gaggenau 2000 Service Manual.

Note 4 The program is kept in the display head on this oven. If the

display is replaced, the parameters must be programmed into the
new board. Specific instruction are listed in the Gaggenau 2000

Service Manual

Water valve, relay board

Indicates pressure in system when there
should be none.

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Thermador®

Gaggenau EB 270/271/290/291 Oven Error Codes

Error Code Cause Example Corrective Action

F10 Open oven sensor Open circuit Check sensor See note 1

F11 Shorted oven sensor Pinched wire Check sensor See note 1

F12 Open meat probe Socket, wiring Check probe See note 2

F13 Shorted meat probe Socket, wiring Check probe See note 2

F14 Relay bd. Sensor Open Replace relay bd.

F15 Relay bd Sensor Short Replace relay bd.

F16 Catalyst sensor open Wiring Check sensor See note 3

F17 Catalyst sensor shorted Wiring Check sensor See note 3

F20 Function switch problems Open cable or switch Run diagnostics See note 4

F21 Temperature switch

problems

F22 Push buttons don’t work Open cable or switch Run diagnostics See note 4

F23 Relay control not

chooseable

Open cable or switch Run diagnostics See note 4

No contact at flat wire or electronics defective

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Thermador®

Gaggenau EB 270/271/290/291 Oven Error Codes

Error Code Cause Example Corrective Action

F30 EEPROM error Replace display bd. See note 5

F40 Latch error Wiring, motor,

microswitch

F41 Data cable shorted to

ground

F42 Door switch Switch open while door

Check wires Run diagnostics See note 4

locked

Check wires, switch, run diagnostics See note 4

Check switch, wiring

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Gaggenau EB 270/271/290/291 Oven Error Codes...continued

Note 1 Oven sensors should measure 1050 ohms at

75 degrees F. if the sensor measures
correctly (within 10%), check each leg of the
sensor to ground and to each phase of the
electrical supply. If all checks OK, check the
contacts inside the molex plug. If the spring
contacts are bent or crushed, the sensor will
create intermittent errors.

Note 2 Meat probe is an NTC device and will

measure approximately 50,000 ohms at room
temperature. Resistance decreases as
temperature increases.

Note 3 Catalyst sensor checks much the same as

oven sensor. However, the resistance will be
500 ohms at room temperature.

Note 4 This oven has a very comprehensive

diagnostic program. Please refer to
Gaggenau 2000 service Manual for specific
instructions.

Note 5 The program is located in the display head on

this oven. If the clock/display is replaced, the
parameters must be programmed into the
new board. Please refer to the Gaggenau
2000 Service Manual for instructions.

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GAGGENAU Steamer VK 230

8 FUNCTION CODES

Faults at the appliance, a correct or incorrect adjustment as well
as the RESET-function are indicated / confirmed by signals or
error codes.

Explanations:

OOO Factory- / universal comparison successfully finished
F Error during the RESET (internal self test)
F 1 Error when starting an adjustment, e.g. appliance

has not yet been adjusted by a factory or universal
comparison

Or
After starting the adjustment, the position „steaming“

has not been chosen within 8 sec.

Or

After an adjustment another adjustment is started
F 2 Fault at the water sensor
F 3 Fault at the steam sensor
F 4 Fault at the TRIAC or heating element or the water

temperature has not increased for min 50°K/90°F

F 5 Water sensor not in right position (Function code

shown only possible during factory or universal
comparison!)

F 6 Steam sensor faulty installed (only possible during

factory or universal comparison!)

FAC Factory comparison is running
dEF Universal comparison is running
Blinking heat up symbol
Customer Comparison in use

Blinking in the display
Holyday safety function/after 4 h continuously

running Reset: switch off/on appliance

Drain symbol
Drain valve did not reach end position

Drain symbol
Drain valve open

Limiter symbol
Dry run or overheating / above 107 °C/225°F
If appliance will be switched off and on F 2 occurs in

the display=Appliance /Sensor too hot.

Reset: Switch off appliance to cool down

Display compl. Switched ON and sounding signal

Reset confirmation/Display and Buzzer check
Comparison now required

Blinking „o“
Child lock function in use

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B

HBL/HBN 7 FAULT CODE DEFINITIONS

AND BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING

HINT: After a latch fault, due to any hardware problem, the control can disable one cavity and
prevent the opposite one to work in self-clean. First remove the fault cause, then after a latch auto­test at power-up, if either cavities or clean mode are still inhibited, press and hold the [Start] key for
one minute until F121 is displayed, then press [Cancel].

Generally, to cancel a persistent fault, press and hold the [Start] key for one minute until F121 is
displayed, then press [Cancel].

HINT: Sometimes at power-up, the F155 fault code is displayed. Press [Cancel] key to reset the
alarm. If F155 is displayed again when starting a cooking mode, it means that parameters are
corrupted in the Display Board and the EEPROM needs to be re-programmed. Otherwise, the oven
will work correctly.

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B

Error Cause Corrective Action

F31

Upper (or single) oven
temperature sensor failure.
An open or short circuit in
the sensor wiring.

1. Check all connections, especially P4 on the Power Board.

2. Unplug the sensor connector and check sensor resistance
(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature with connector
removed). Remember to reconnect it.

3. Check that neither sensor wire is open or pinched to the appliance
chassis.

4. Check that the solder joints in header P4 on the Power Board are
not broken.

5. If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

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B

Error Cause Corrective Action

F32

F41

Lower oven temperature sensor
failure.

An open or short circuit in the
lower oven sensor wiring.

Upper (or single) oven
motorized latch will not lock.

Defective or jammed upper (or
single) oven door or latch
switches. Defective latch
motor or its wiring.

1. Check all connections, especially P24 on the Power Board.

2. Unplug the sensor connector and check sensor resistance
(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature with connector
removed). Remember to reconnect it.

3. Check that neither sensor wire is open or pinched to the appliance
chassis.

4. Check that the solder joints in header P4 on the Power Board are
not broken.

5. If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

1. Check P4 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. Check P10 connector and check if latch motor wire is pinched to
the appliance chassis.

5. If F41 persists, replace Power Board.

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B

Error Cause Corrective Action

F42

F43

Lower motorized latch will not
lock.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Defective latch motor or its
wiring.

Upper (or single) oven
motorized latch will not unlock.

Defective or jammed upper
oven door or latch switches.

Defective latch motor or its
wiring.

1. Check P24 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. Check P10 connector and check if latch motor wire is pinched to
the appliance chassis.

5. If F42 persists, replace Power Board.

1. Check P4 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. Check P10 connector and check if latch motor wire is pinched to
the appliance chassis.

5. If F43 persists, replace Power Board.

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B

Error Cause Corrective Action

F44

F45

Lower motorized latch will not
unlock.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Defective latch motor or its
wiring.

Upper (or single) oven latch
both locked and unlocked.

Defective or jammed upper
oven door or latch switches.

1. Check P24 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. Check P10 connector and check if latch motor wire is pinched to
the appliance chassis.

5. If F44 persists, replace Power Board.

1. Check P4 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. If F45 persists, replace Power Board.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F46

F111

Lower oven latch both locked
and unlocked.

Defective or jammed lower
oven door or latch switches.

Runaway upper (or single)
oven temperature (>650°F).

a) Oven powered on when

temperature inside oven is
>650°F.

b) Intermittent or bad

temperature sensor.

c) Heating element relay stuck

on.

1. Check P24 connector on the Power Board.

2. Ensure door latch switches are operating properly.

3. Check that neither latch switch nor common wires are pinched to
the appliance chassis.

4. If F44 persists, replace Power Board.

1. Allow oven to cool down <650°F before turning power on.

2. Check P4 connector on the Power Board.

3. Unplug the upper (or single) oven sensor connector and check
sensor resistance (approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature
with connector removed).

4. If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

5. Check wiring to heating element. If OK, replace Power Board.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F112

F113

Runaway lower temperature
(>650°F).

a) Oven powered on when

temperature inside oven is
>650°F.

b) Intermittent or bad

temperature sensor.

c) Heating element relay stuck

on.
Runaway upper (or single)
oven temperature (>950°F).

a) Intermittent or bad

temperature sensor.

b) Heating element relay stuck

on.

1. Allow oven to cool down <650°F before turning power on.

2. Check P24 connector on the Power Board.

3. Unplug the sensor connector and check lower sensor resistance
(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature with connector
removed).

4. If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

5. Check wiring to heating element. If OK, replace Power Board.

1. Check P4 connector on the Power Board.

2. Unplug the upper (or single) oven sensor connector and check
sensor resistance (approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature
with connector removed). If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

3. Check wiring to heating element. If OK, replace Power Board.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F114

F121

F123

Runaway lower temperature
(>950°F)

a) Intermittent or bad

temperature sensor.

b) Heating element relay stuck

on.

Stuck keyboard key.

Bad display head or bad
keyboard.

Keyboard disconnected

Bad connection between
keyboard and Display Board.

1. Check P24 connector on the Power Board.

2. Unplug the sensor connector and check lower sensor resistance
(approximately 1080 ohms at room temperature with connector
removed).

3. If sensor is OK, replace Power Board.

4. Check wiring to heating element. If OK, replace Power Board.

1. Check all connections between the display head (P5) and the
keyboard (J1).

2. Make sure that there are no objects in close proximity to the front
and back sides of the keypads.

3. Replace Display Board or keyboard or both.

1. Check all connections between keyboard (J1) and Display Board
(P5).

2. If OK, replace keyboard or Display Board or both.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F125

F126

F127

F141

[Upper Cancel] or [Cancel] for
single oven key circuit problem.

Bad connection or bad Display or
keyboard.
[Lower Cancel] key circuit
problem.

Bad connection or bad Display or
keyboard.
[Cancel] key redundant return
problem.

Bad connection or bad Display or
keyboard.
Slave micro not functioning.

Bad connection or bad Display or
keyboard.

1. Check all connections between keyboard (J1) and Display
Board (P5).

2. If OK, replace keyboard or Display Board or both.

1. Check all connections between keyboard (J1) and Display
Board (P5).

2. If OK, replace keyboard or Display Board or both.

1. Check all connections between keyboard (J1) and Display
Board (P5).

2. If OK, replace keyboard or Display Board or both.

1. Check power and Display Board connectors P1B and associated
wiring.

2. If OK, replace Power Board.

3. If fault persists, replace Display Board.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F143

F145

F147

F151

Vcc open circuit on slave micro.

Bad Power Board or Display
Board.

Sensor input on the slave micro
shorted together.

Bad Power Board.

Ground open circuit on the slave
micro.

Bad Power Board.

Eeprom failure or communication
circuit error.

Bad Power Board or Display
Board.

1. Check power display and Display Board connectors P1B
associated wiring.

2. If OK, replace Power Board.

3. If fault persists, replace Display Board.

Replace Power Board.

Replace Power Board.

1. Check power and Display Board connectors P1B and associated
wiring.

2. If OK, replace Display Board.

3. If fault persists, replace Power Board.

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Error Cause Corrective Action

F153

F155

Control calibration values not in
range.

Bad Power Board or Display
Board.
Checksum match error.

Wrong eeprom data on Display
Board.

1. (If possible, re-calibrate.)

2. Check power and Display Board connectors P1B and associated
wiring.

4. If OK, replace Power Board.

5. If fault persists, replace Display Board.

1. If possible, re-write default data to the Display Board eeprom
via P7.

2. If not, replace Display Board.

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FAULTS NOT DETECTED BY THE CONTROL

Problem Possible Solutions

Meat probe icon appears on the
display even if the probe is not
plugged in.

Lock symbol is always displayed.

Some of the keys are not working.
No beeps when touched and
expected action not executed.

Buzzer Never beeps.

1. Check P2 connector on the Display Board and the wires.

2. Check the connection terminals on the socket mounted on the cavity
left sidewall. They may be shorted or have a loose contact (for
example, through the aluminum foil around the insulating material).

1. Check the latch and door switches and their connections.

2. Check if any shorts on P4 (for upper or single oven) or P24 (for lower
oven) connector pins.

3. If everything is OK, try to replace the Power Board.

1. Check the connection cable between the Display Board and the
Keyboard.

2. If OK, replace the Keyboard.

Replace Display Board.

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Problem Possible Solutions

Oven lights always off

Cavity fan doesn’t work or it
works at one speed only.

Cooling fan doesn’t work or it
works at one speed only.

1. Check P11 connector on the Display Board and the wires.

2. Check the transformer.

3. Check that the lamps are not burnt.

4. If OK, replace Power Board.

1. Check P10 connector on the Display Board and the wires. (Check also
P19 terminal for single oven only).

2. For double oven only, check P2 connector on the Auxiliary Relay
Board and the relay outputs.

3. If relay outputs don’t work, check also the two low voltage cables
between Power and Auxiliary Board.

4. Check R2 (39 ohms) resistor in series with the fan coil.

1. Check P10 connector and P19 terminal on the single oven Power
Board or P11 connector on the double oven Power Board and their
connections. If Power Board output is not activated, replace the board.

2. Check R1 (78 ohms) resistor in series with the fan coil.

3. Check the circuit (latch switch) to by-pass the resistor for high speed
in self-clean.

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Problem Possible Solutions

One of the elements is not
energized.

All the elements are not energized.

Display never turns on

1. Check all connections between the relays on the Power Board and the
elements.

2. Check the relay outputs on the Power Board.

1. Check the common L1 red wire on the Power Board relays.

2. Check the safety thermostat connection in series with black L2 wire.

3. Check, if present, the DLB relay connections on the Auxiliary Relay
Board.

4. Check, if present, the DLB relay outputs. If they are not OK, replace
the Auxiliary Relay Board.

1. Check Power supply connection on the Power Board (P18 for double
oven, P5 for single oven).

2. Check the P1A cable between Power and Display Board.

3. Disconnected the P1A cable and measure by a meter the voltages on
the P1A connector on the Power Board.

a. If they meet the values indicated in the electric schematics then

replace the Display Board.

b. If they don’t meet, replace the Power Board.

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WFR 2460 Washer Fault Codes

T1: Error (error displays).

The programme can be ended with the “Start / Pause” button. The errors can
be selected with the “Menu” button. Only the errors of the last 8 wash
programmes are stored and displayed.
Sequence:

Time/Operation Display Note

HINTS: # of errors

reads “0” for faults
which didn’t occur.
Look at # of errors,
not error #, to see if
faults occurred.

Display Error Possible Cause Remedial action

Er: 01
Er: 02

Er: 03

Er: 04

Er: 05

Er: 06

Er: 07

Door open Door switch not actuated Close door, check lock
Door lock cannot be

released
Door lock cannot be
locked
Door actuation
defective
NTC interruption Cable break / NTC

NTC short-circuit Cable short-circuit / NTC

Unexpected heating Temperature increase

The last 8 fault codes are stored & displayed!

>>MENU T1: ERRORS
7- Er : 12

Number of errors Error #

Triac defective / relay
stuck

damaged

damaged

without actuation of
heater

The error frequency is
displayed on the lower line
and the error number on the
right.

Scroll thru all errors to

Hint:

check if any occurred.

Replace controller

Rectify cable short –
circuit / replace NTC
Rectify cable short­circuit / replace NTC
Start T/P 18
programme

heater test

Er: 08 Heating time exceeded After 105 min. Start T/P18 heater test

programme

Er: 09 Uncontrolled motor

acceleration

Er: 10 Motor does not rotate No / incorrect tacho-

Er: 11 Reversing relay test

not passed

Er: 12 Flow rate sensor

detects low water level

Er: 13 Water inlet time

exceeded

Er: 14 Water inlet time

exceeded

Er: 15 Pumping time

exceeded

Er: 16 Safety level reached Start T/P8 and 9 level

Er: 17 Pressure sensor Check line

Er: 18 Calibration of pressure

sensor not possible

Er: 19 Aqua stop fault Aqua stop actuated Eliminate leaks
Er: 20 Turbidity sensor Calibration not

Er: 21 Update
Er: 22 Spin cycle terminated After 15 start-up

Er: 23 Foam detected Via analogue sensor Consult customer

Motor triac defective Start T/P4 motor test

programme.

Start T/P4 motor test
generator signal
Start T/P4 motor test

Sensor / line Check line

Water inlet / sensor Start T/P11 sensor

W controller after 6
min.
0 level not reached
within 6 min.

Start T/P8 level test

possible

attempts

programme.

programme.

Replace sensor

test programme

Start T/P9 controller

test programme

Check pump circuit

test programme

Replace sensor

programme

Start T/P10 sensor

test programme

Start T/P4 motor test

programme

about dosing

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WFK 2401 Washer Fault Codes

Fault
Code

00
01 No Water

02 No heating

03 No draining

04 Overheating

Faults Possible Causes/Notes Corrective Actions

No Faults

filling

• Water supply turned off.

• Water inlet hose filters (strainers)

blocked.

• Water pressure too low.

• Control module has failed.

• Water inlet valve(s) has failed.

NOTE:
use or test program.

• Heater has failed.

• NTC has failed.

• Heater is covered with scale.

• Voltage too low.

• Control module has failed.

NOTE:
use or test program.

• Drain pump or motor protector has failed.

• Control module has failed.

NOTE:
use or test program.

• Control module has failed.

• NTC failed.

NOTE:
use or test program.

Fault code occurs during customer

Fault code occurs during customer

Fault code occurs during customer

Fault code occurs during customer

• Turn on supply.

• Check water inlet hose filters. Clean if dirty. Replace if damaged.

• Check if incoming water pressure is 14.5 – 145 psi.

• Check voltage output to water inlet valves (when they’re energized). If no

voltage, replace faulty control module.

• Measure resistance of water inlet valves (~ 2.7 – 3.3 kΩ). Replace inlet
valve(s), if fault.

• Disconnect heater and measure resistance at terminals (~15 - 28Ω).
Replace heater if faulty.

• Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~5.4 – 6.5 kΩ @
20°C (68°F)). Replace NTC if faulty.

• If possible, remove & clean heater. If not, replace it.

• Have an electrician check the house wiring and the wiring to the washer to

make sure it is 240 volts.

• Check voltage output to heater (when it’s energized). If no voltage,
replace faulty control module.

• Disconnect drain pump and measure resistance at connector (~ 83Ω).
Replace drain pump if faulty.

• Check voltage output to drain pump when it’s energized). If no voltage,
replace faulty control module.

• Check voltage to heater. If voltage is present when heater shouldn’t be on,
replace faulty control module.

• Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~5.4 – 6.5 kΩ @
20°C (68°F)). Replace NTC if faulty.

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WFK 2401 Washer Fault Codes

Fault
Code

05 Drum motor

06 Door open or

08 Drum motor

Faults Possible Causes/Notes Corrective Actions

• Motor drive circuit (Triac) has failed.

erratic

won’t lock

won’t run

• Drum drive motor has failed.

• Reserving relays have failed.

NOTE: Fault code occurs during test program.

• Door isn’t closed properly.

• Door latch is broken.

• Door lock is faulty.

NOTE:
or test program.

• Drum rear bearing has failed.

• Motor drive circuit (Triac) has failed.

• Drum drive motor has failed.

• Reserving relays have failed.

NOTE: Fault code occurs during test program.

Fault code occurs during customer use

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If low or
no voltage, replace faulty control module.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If ~240V,
replace faulty drum motor.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If voltage
doesn’t reverse, replace faulty control module.

• Close door securely. If door won’t latch, check door latch and door
hinge alignment.

• Replace broken door latch.

• Measure resistance of door lock mechanism (~ 300 – 1350 Ω). Replace

faulty door lock mechanism.

• Check how drum rotates. If drum wobbles or won’t move, replace faulty
rear bearing.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If low or
no voltage, replace faulty control module.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If ~ 240V,
replace faulty drum motor.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If voltage
doesn’t reverse, replace faulty control module.

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WFK 2401 Washer Fault Codes

Fault
Code

09 NTC failed

10 NTC failed

12 Drum motor

NOTES:

 While running water inlet valves, pressure switch, heater & drain pump test, display shows fault codes 01 since water doesn’t totally fill & 02

since water isn’t heated. This is normal.

Faults Possible Causes/Notes Corrective Actions

reversing

relays failed

• NTC open circuited.

NOTE: Fault code occurs during test program.

• NTC shorted

NOTE:

• Reversing relays have failed.

NOTE:

Fault code occurs during test program.

Fault code occurs during test program.

• Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~5.4 – 6.5 kΩ @
20°C (68°F)). Replace NTC if faulty.

• Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~5.4 – 6.5 kΩ @
20°C (68°F)). Replace NTC if faulty.

• Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If voltage
doesn’t reverse, replace faulty control module.

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WFL 2060 Washer Fault Codes

Fault Possible Causes Flashing

Door open or
won’t lock

No water filling

No heating

No draining

Motor won’t run

Overheating

NTC failed (short
or open circuited)

 Door left open.
 Faulty door latch or door lock

 Water shut off.
 Inlet strainer filters blocked.
 Water pressure too low (<1 bar)
 Fault heater.
 Voltage too low.
 Excessive scale on heating element.
 Blocked sensor.
 Faulty water level controlled.
 Faulty or blocked drain pump.
 Faulty speed control.
 Triac short-circuited.
 Faulty reversing relay.
 Faulty control module.

 Faulty wire harness.
 Faulty NTC.

Program fault

Lights

○ Door locked
○ Rinse/Spin

● Wash
○ Door locked

● Rinse/Spin
○ Wash

○ Door locked

● Rinse/Spin

● Wash

● Door locked
○ Rinse/Spin
○ Wash

○ Door locked

● Rinse/Spin
○ Wash

● Door locked

● Rinse/Spin
○ Wash

● Door locked

● Rinse/Spin

● Wash

Occurred

Wash

Wash

Wash

Test

Test

Test

Test

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WTA 35 & WTL 54 Fault Codes & Troubleshooting

HINT: Use dryer test program to diagnose dryer problems.

HINT: Remove top panel of dryer to access wiring, control module and drum conductance

brushes.

Fault code Problem Possible Cause Suggested Action

Damp Dry

Light flashes

Regular Dry

Light flashes

Extra Dry

Light flashes

 NTC # R3 failed

NOTE

: When viewing
wiring diagram, see NTC
# R3.

 NTC # R2 failed

NOTE

: When viewing
wiring diagram, see NTC
# R2.

 Heater (dryer

overheated)

 NTC (temperature

sensor) failed.

 NTC (temperature

sensor) failed.

 Heater failed.

 Drum motor failed.

 Check voltage at and wiring to NTC.

Turn off dryer, measure NTC
resistance and replace faulty NTC.

: NTC resistances:

NOTE

 9 – 11 kΩ @ 59°F - 221°F

 Check voltage at and wiring to NTC.

Turn off dryer, measure NTC
resistance and replace faulty NTC.

NOTE: NTC resistances:

 18 – 22 kΩ @ 59°F – 392°F

 Check voltage at and wiring to

heater. Turn off dryer, measure heate
resistance and replace faulty heater.

NOTE: Heater resistances:

 62 – 67 Ω (800W – E2 on wiring

diagram on page E-2)

 25 – 29 Ω (1900W – E3 on wiring

diagram)

 Check voltage at and wiring to drum

motor. Turn off dryer, measure
motor resistance and replace faulty
motor.

NOTE: Drum motor resistances (see
wiring diagram):

 19 – 25 Ω (between points X2.2 –

X2.3 for WTL 54)

 18 – 23 Ω (between points X2.2 –

X2.4 for WTL 54)

 25 – 29 Ω (between points X2.2 –

X2.3 for WTL 35)

 25 – 30 Ω (between points X2.2 –

X2.4 for WTL 35)

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WTA 35 & WTL 54 Fault Codes & Troubleshooting

Anti –

Crease/End

Light flashes

E1

---

 Time fault

(drying time too

long)

 Pump failed

(WTL 5400
condensation dryer
only)

 Dryer won’t run

or indicator lights
won’t come on

(no power to
dryer)

 Control module failed.

 Door lock failed.

 Moisture sensor(s)

failed.

 Water level switch

failed (WTL 5400
only).

 Hi-Limit (“overheat”)

thermostat tripped and
failed to reset.

 Supply voltage too low.

 Check voltage at and wiring to

module. Turn off dryer, and
replace faulty module.

 Check voltage at and wiring to

door lock. Turn off dryer,
measure door lock resistance and
replace faulty door lock.

 Run moisture sensor conductance

test. Check voltage at and wiring
to sensors. Turn off dryer and
replace faulty sensor(s).

 Check voltage at and wiring to

Hi-Limit. Turn off dryer, measure
Hi-Limit resistance and replace
faulty Hi-Limit.

 Check voltage at and wiring to

Hi-Limit. Turn off dryer, measure
Hi-Limit resistance and replace
faulty Hi-Limit.

NOTE

: Hi-Limit trips @ 248°F

(WTL 54) or 212°F (WTA 35)

 Have customer upgrade power

system to provide consistent
voltage to dryer during heating
(need min. 198V).

 Pump failed.  Check voltage at and wiring to

pump. Turn off dryer, measure
pump resistance (110 – 136 Ω)
and replace faulty pump.

 Dryer not turned on.
 No power to dryer

 Dryer fuse has blown.

 Turn “on/off” switch on.
 Check customer circuit breaker,

fuse box or power connections.

 Unscrew holder cap & replace

fuse (15A, type SC-15).

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Dishwasher Error codes

Error codes that the consumer will see on models with numeric display:

F Indicates a water level or filing error. Underfill, overfill or water in the base. See note 1
2H Indicates that the last wash cycle took over 99 minutes to complete.
Usually indicates inlet water too cold, or heating fault in the dishwasher. See note 1 & 2

Error codes only displayed in diagnostic program: See note 3

Models with numeric display:

0 No faults
1 Aqua Sensor “Sensotronic” fault
2 Heating fault
4 Filling fault
8 NTC (temperature sensor) fault

Models without numeric display:

LED’s on the buttons will be lit to indicate faults.
Please refer to B/S/H Dishwasher Troubleshooting Tips or
Major Appliances Technical Manual for specific model / code information.

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NOTE 1 Once cause of this fault has been corrected, the code will reset itself 15 minutes after

The dishwasher has been turned on, or by running the dishwasher through the diagnostic program.
See B/S/H Dishwasher Troubleshooting Tips, or Major Appliances Technical Manual for
instruction by model number.

Note 2 Heating faults must be tested in the diagnostic mode. The diagnostic program will begin with running the

drain motor for 30 seconds, then it will check the aqua sensor (if equipped) for 65 seconds, filling until
water level switch is closed, and then the circulation pump and heater will be activated. To test heater
circuit, put amprobe around the red wire from control board to the base. It would read approximately 10
amps if all is working properly. If no amperage is indicated , test for voltage (120VAC) at the red wire.
If voltage is present, but no amperage, the heater assembly is at fault. If no voltage is present, the relay
contact on the control board is most likely the cause. Resolder the connection as per instructions in

B/S/H service bulletin.

Note 3 Each model dishwasher has a diagnostic program which allows the technician to quickly diagnose

specific faults without having to wait for a regular wash cycle to reach the proper time for specific events
to occur. Each program will begin by running the drain motor for 30 seconds, calibrating the aqua sensor
for 65 seconds (if model is equipped with aqua sensor), filing until water level switch (f1) is closed, the
cir culation motor begins to run, the soap dispenser actuates, and the heater will be activated to heat the
water to 150 degrees, and the unit will drain. The instruction for entering the diagnostic programs and
specific fault code indication are listed in the B/S/H Dishwasher Troubleshooting Tips manual or the

Major Appliance Technical Manual.

Note 4 If multiple faults occur, the numeric codes will be added and displayed as a total, for example, if the unit

had both a heating and an aqua sensor fault, the numeric indication would be 5, 1 for aqua sensor fault plus
4 for the heating fault.

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