If the display on an older Thermador induction cooktop shows the letter E followed by a string of numbers, the manual says the electronic system has a problem. The manual lists CIT365GB/GM, CIT304GB/GM, CIS365GB, CIT365DS and…
If the display on an older Thermador induction cooktop shows the letter E followed by a string of numbers, the manual says the electronic system has a problem. The manual lists CIT365GB/GM, CIT304GB/GM, CIS365GB, CIT365DS and CIT304E as the older units using this wording. Turn the cooktop off and on again at the fuse or breaker, and call for help if the same display returns.
1. Turn every zone off. 2. Switch the cooktop off at the fuse or circuit breaker and wait a few seconds. 3. Switch it back on and see whether the display is clear. 4. If the same E and numbers appear again, stop using the cooktop, write down the full number, and call for service.
The manual only says an E and a series of numbers means an electronic system problem. Those digits tell a technician what the board saw, so write them down before you reset.
Sometimes. The manual's first step is to turn the cooktop off and on at the fuse or breaker. If the same display appears again after the reset, the problem is real and needs service.
Not necessarily. Current cooktops list specific E numbers with their own wording. This older entry is a general electronic-system message for the models named in the manual.
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