Four flashes of the blue oven light followed by three of the heating light on a legacy Thermador Professional Series range (PDR30/36/48, PRG30/36/48) is the control saying E9, no cooling fans. The fans keep the control…
Four flashes of the blue oven light followed by three of the heating light on a legacy Thermador Professional Series range (PDR30/36/48, PRG30/36/48) is the control saying E9, no cooling fans. The fans keep the control area and cabinet from overheating, so with none running the range is not wise to keep using. E9 on newer Thermador appliances is not this reading.
1. Turn the oven off at the control. 2. Listen after switching it off; a working fan usually keeps running for a while, and silence is useful information for us. 3. Let everything cool and restore power at the breaker. 4. If the four-then-three pattern comes back, leave the oven unused and call.
Without cooling, the range's own parts can overheat. A latch problem only limits one feature. That is why E9 means stop cooking and call us.
We do not suggest it. The fans cool the whole range and the source does not say the burners are exempt, so wait for a technician's check.
We confirm part availability by model number once we have it. If a fan can be sourced, we put the full quote in writing before any work starts.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.