Milk is lukewarm, yet the screen reports no problem. The cause may be vacation mode, a setting that lets the fresh-food side warm up on purpose while you are away. In the French-door guide the refrigerator…
Milk is lukewarm, yet the screen reports no problem. The cause may be vacation mode, a setting that lets the fresh-food side warm up on purpose while you are away. In the French-door guide the refrigerator section is held at 58 F (14 C) and the freezer at 40 F (4 C), and Thermador advises against storing food in the refrigerator section in this mode.
1. Open the settings. 2. Turn vacation mode off. 3. Wait several hours while the compartment drops back to the temperature you set. 4. Load groceries only after it has reached that temperature. 5. If it stays warm, book a diagnostic visit.
That number matches the vacation-mode setting described in Thermador's guide, so look at the special modes in the settings before scheduling a visit. Switching the mode off in the settings restores the normal setpoint within hours.
No. The guide treats them as separate entries, and energy saving does not warm the fresh-food side up to 58 F. Check the settings menu for which of the two is active.
The guide gives 40 F (4 C) for it, which is above freezing, so take frozen food out before leaving this mode switched on. Move that food elsewhere in the meantime.
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