A lower-oven F21 on a Thermador C, CM or CJ model from the older C271 through CJ302 group means the lower CANCEL key reads as shorted high. This is the lower twin of the upper-oven code,…
A lower-oven F21 on a Thermador C, CM or CJ model from the older C271 through CJ302 group means the lower CANCEL key reads as shorted high. This is the lower twin of the upper-oven code, and the legacy service table gives it the same checks. Newer Thermador ovens can use F21 for a different problem, so the model number decides how we read it.
1. Clean the panel gently with a dry cloth and check nothing is resting against it. 2. Turn the oven's power off at the breaker for three minutes. 3. Turn it back on and read the display. 4. If F21 shows again, call us with the code. Do not pull the panel loose yourself.
Yes. The source lists F20 for the upper oven CANCEL key and F21 for the lower one, with F21 using the same checks as F20.
Not necessarily. The source lists the display board, the touch panel, or both. We test the connections first and quote only what the evidence supports.
The code names the lower oven's key, so the upper cavity may work normally. Because both share the control, we suggest a full check on the visit.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.