Thermador C301U Electric Single Oven - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

overheat situation. check oven sensor and soldered pin points for sensor wires at relay board. Resolder if needed.

could be a relay board problem. may be a bad solder connection on it. Inspect all with a good magnifier. resolder as needed.

The F13 fault code on this type of range indicates that the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) on the control board is bad. This can be caused by a power surge or glitch through the electrical lines. You can try to reset the control board by completely unplugging the range (or shutting off the breaker) for 5 minutes. If the error code returns after plugging the range back in, then the control board for the range will need to be replaced.

oven over temperature. replace oven sensor, replace relay board if repeats.

fan/air flow issue.

fan/air flow issue. call a qualified technician.

Check if the internal ventilation fan is running. It is intended to cool down the oven exterior. Some units made 2004-2007 can overheat during self-cleaning.

For most codes, Touch OFF or turn power off at the circuit breaker, wait 3 minutes and turn it back on.

this is uper oven over temperature while cooking , check sensor should read 1080 ohms, at room temp, if ok replace power relay board

Your touch in put key is stuck, replace ,power relay board and the touch panel Always unplug the oven first before service

F34 ( Upper oven cooling fan air switch not detected ) Replace air switch,cooling ...on door

Try unpluging the oven for 10 min's then plug it back in to reset get back to me , if you still arent working but i will need the brand , model, serial number

Bad oven thermostat , if you get me the Brand,model and serial number i will locate the part for you

Hi,
You get F34 error because there is excess heat within the oven.
You need to clean the cooling fan for any debris or dust, if this does not solve the problem replace the cooling fan.

Hope this helps.

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F33 ( upper oven over temperature while cooking ) Check sensor should read 1080 ohms at room temp. You will need to replace the oven temperature sensor. There is no quick fix for this problem to get you up and running on this Thanksgiving day, sorry. Where are you located and I will see what resources are close to you so you can make the repair?

error code minolte

Hi

"Cal" which means calibration error is caused due to a bad control board. If relay board transformer open (E1 to E2), replace relay board. If still no clock functions replace electronic range control (also called clock or ERC). Hope this helps...please post back for further assistance.

Daniel

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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

you can try and use contact cleaner, you may have bad connectors or defective/cracked board. either case they will have to be replaced.

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Hello,


Welcome to FixYa.

The issue with these displays is they can lose their intensity over time, but also it can be contributed to the main control...specifically the transformer on the "C" series ovens, hence the only remedy is to replace the control/display kit.

I'd first suggest checking the main control if you feel you are capable, this is how...

1) Turn the breaker or power supply to the oven off while servicing...saferty first ( though you will need power to check the transformer, this is where an experienced tech may be necessary, you'll need to decide )

2) locate the control board behind the display ( this will require either moving the front panel or the top panel behind the display...in the plenum )

i.e.



Then identify the PCB/control board...








The large arrow identifies the main control, the small arrow is the transformer location on the board

3) Remove the control or place it at a vantage point you can perform the following voltage checks, this is where some experience or electrical knowledge comes in handy...

i.e.




If the values listed in the test chart all are o.k. then you need a display only...if not you'll need the control board. ( Before you ask, I don't know of any transformer supplier...but then you're gambling nothing else is defective on the control anyway, not worth it in my opinion, that's your call )

Now to answer your question about availability though, one can find these "display's" at "repairclinic.com" for around $225USD and includes what I've attached here...




The "PCB" or control as it is referred to as well is also available at said location for around $175USD, it will include this...



Hope this helps move you forward. Let me know if I can assist you further and good luck.

Regards,

Macmarkus :)