With the interior lamp dark, no ice arriving and the alarm silent, a refrigerator looks defective, yet Sabbath mode is merely a setting. Per Thermador's column and French-door guides it pauses everything nonessential: ice making, audible…
With the interior lamp dark, no ice arriving and the alarm silent, a refrigerator looks defective, yet Sabbath mode is merely a setting. Per Thermador's column and French-door guides it pauses everything nonessential: ice making, audible signals, the interior light and on-screen messages, along with Super cooling and Super freezing on French-door units. It ends by itself when the chosen duration expires.
1. Open the basic settings. 2. Turn Sabbath mode off. 3. Check the lamp, ice maker and alarm again. Do this first whenever someone reports a dark cabinet, missing ice or a quiet alarm. 4. If a part still misbehaves, note which one.
No. Cooling continues as normal and the food stays cold. Only the convenience functions named in the guide are paused until the mode ends. Lights and ice come back once it ends.
Check for Sabbath mode before anything else. It mutes audible signals deliberately, so a silent alarm while it is active is expected behavior, not a defect.
Switch it off in the basic settings. That is faster than waiting for the selected time to run out, especially if a long duration was chosen.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.