A relay is a small electrically operated switch that lets the board feed a pump, heater or valve. When the board concludes one of them no longer opens and closes properly, the cycle ends and E0107…
A relay is a small electrically operated switch that lets the board feed a pump, heater or valve. When the board concludes one of them no longer opens and closes properly, the cycle ends and E0107 is displayed. Thermador describes it in exactly the same words as E0103, so both are relay trouble on the main control board.
1. Switch off the dishwasher's breaker. 2. Count thirty seconds. 3. Switch the breaker back on and let the display come up. This single power-down is all Thermador suggests before service. Should E0107 show again, do not repeat the exercise; call us.
Thermador files both under a single relay entry. Which of the two you see likely follows from the relay channel the board happened to be checking at the time.
It tells us a restart is only masking the cause. Thermador's advice stops at one power cycle, and a repeat means the relay or board needs to be examined.
We test the relay outputs, decide whether one relay or the whole board has failed, and send you the price in writing first. Our work carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.