The dishwasher stops and E0110 comes up, and nothing about the load, door or water seems to explain it. Thermador documents this code as a failure that causes the electronics to miscommunicate. Two or more internal…
The dishwasher stops and E0110 comes up, and nothing about the load, door or water seems to explain it. Thermador documents this code as a failure that causes the electronics to miscommunicate. Two or more internal control parts are no longer exchanging messages correctly, so the machine cannot trust its own instructions. Since the parts are talking to each other inside the cabinet, nothing on the outside of the machine shows which one has stopped answering.
1. Turn off the dishwasher's breaker. 2. Wait thirty seconds, then turn it back on. 3. See whether the display starts normally. 4. If E0110 returns, call us, since Thermador's documentation for this code goes straight to contacting support. Do not open the door panel or touch wiring.
Cutting power at the breaker briefly is fine to try. Thermador's documentation for E0110 goes directly to support, so do not expect it to be a lasting fix.
We look at the connections between the control parts, then test the boards themselves. The aim is to find whether one part is failing or a connection has simply worked loose.
If it keeps stopping, yes. A unit that cannot communicate internally may behave unpredictably, so keep it switched off until a technician has looked. Mention it when you call so we can plan the visit.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.