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Thermador Error Codes

Find troubleshooting guides for all Thermador error codes.

14 error codes across 2 appliance types

Dishwasher

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CodeMeaning
E09The dishwasher's heating system has failed to raise the water to the required temperature. Either the heating element or the NTC temperature sensor has malfunctioned.
moderate
E15Water has leaked into the base pan beneath the dishwasher tub. The float switch in the base pan has risen, triggering AquaStop flood protection and locking the machine from operating.
critical
E22The triple filter assembly is heavily clogged, preventing water from recirculating properly through the wash system.
low
E24The dishwasher failed to drain within the allotted timeout period. Water remains in the tub at the end of a drain cycle.
moderate
E25A foreign object (bone fragment, glass shard, food debris) is physically jamming the drain pump impeller, preventing water from being pumped out of the tub.
moderate
HUBComplete reference guide for all Thermador dishwasher E-series error codes, covering the DWHD440MFP, DWHD640JFP, DWHD640ZFP, DWHD660ZFP, and DWHD771WFP Sapphire series models.
low
RESETPerforming a soft or hard reset on a Thermador dishwasher clears active error codes, cancels stuck programs, and restores normal operation after a fault has been resolved.
low
SA-NLBoth the SA (Salt) and NL (rinse aid) indicators are active simultaneously, signaling that the water softener salt reservoir and the rinse aid dispenser both need to be refilled.
low

Oven

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CodeMeaning
F24The oven's RTD temperature probe (Resistance Temperature Detector) is reading outside the expected range or has an open circuit, causing the control board to lose the ability to monitor oven temperature.
moderate
F34The control board has detected a relay failure - typically the bake or broil relay has failed to open or close correctly. The board can no longer safely control the heating elements.
high
F64The primary control board has detected a definitive internal fault and cannot continue operating. F64 is more specific than F7 and less likely to be a transient fault.
high
F7The control board has detected an internal fault or a door switch anomaly. F7 can be a transient fault that clears on its own or a sign of a failing door latch switch or control board.
high
HUBComplete reference guide for all Thermador oven F-codes and PROBE errors, covering wall ovens and ranges including the ME, MED, MES, POD, and PRD series.
low
PROBEThe oven's RTD temperature probe is disconnected or has failed. PROBE displays on newer Thermador models with full LCD panels; older models show F24 for the same condition.
moderate