The cycle stops and the display shows E:61-60. The owner manual's wording is general: there is a technical error, and you should contact customer service. Thermador's website goes further and lists E6160 as the spray arm…
The cycle stops and the display shows E:61-60. The owner manual's wording is general: there is a technical error, and you should contact customer service. Thermador's website goes further and lists E6160 as the spray arm reference position not found, which fits Zone Control models. The displayed meaning can differ by generation, so we confirm by model number.
1. Turn the dishwasher off. 2. Open the door and make sure no long utensil in the lower rack is jamming the spray arm. 3. Turn the arm gently by hand to feel that it moves. 4. Close the door and restart once. If E:61-60 returns, call us, since the manual points to customer service.
Not necessarily. The manual only says there is a technical error, while the website describes the spray arm position. The displayed meaning can differ by generation, so send us your model number and we confirm.
Possibly. A long handle can block the lower arm. If you find one and the code clears on restart, mention it anyway, since a repeat would point to the mechanism.
It may refuse to start or wash unevenly. Treat the manual's instruction to contact customer service as the plan, and we will find the cause on site.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.