The dishwasher refuses to run properly, or stops shortly after starting, and the display shows E27. Thermador documents this code as supply voltage that sits too low. Rather than something inside the machine breaking, the control…
The dishwasher refuses to run properly, or stops shortly after starting, and the display shows E27. Thermador documents this code as supply voltage that sits too low. Rather than something inside the machine breaking, the control is reporting that the electricity arriving at it is below what it needs to operate. Fixing it therefore starts with the electrical supply and not with replacing dishwasher parts.
1. Do not open any panel or touch wiring. 2. Check whether other lights or appliances on the same circuit dim or misbehave when the dishwasher starts. 3. Unplug or switch off anything else sharing that circuit and try again. 4. If E27 stays, ask a licensed electrician to measure the voltage and inspect the circuit.
Yes. A shared circuit that is overloaded can drag the voltage down. It is worth mentioning to your electrician so they look at everything that is connected.
The code is about low supply rather than a safety trip, but a struggling circuit deserves attention. Avoid repeated restarts and have the voltage measured soon.
Only if testing shows the dishwasher itself is to blame. Should the supply turn out to be the cause, we will tell you so and suggest the electrician instead of selling you a repair.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.