The wash seems to run without real warmth, then the cycle halts with E6001 on the display. Thermador groups this number with E2030 under one description, a heater problem inside the heat pump. The board decided…
The wash seems to run without real warmth, then the cycle halts with E6001 on the display. Thermador groups this number with E2030 under one description, a heater problem inside the heat pump. The board decided the heater is not doing its job and refuses to continue with an unreliable heat source. The control would rather stop than carry on, so the display keeps the number until the heater is dealt with.
1. Switch the dishwasher's breaker off. 2. Leave it off for half a minute. 3. Switch it back on and wait for the display to start up. 4. Start a short cycle and see whether E6001 shows again; if so, stop and call us with the model number from the door edge.
Thermador describes the two the same way. Your control platform decides which number you see, while the repair we perform is identical for either one.
Hot water lifts grease and heated air dries the load. Without a working heater the cycle may run, but cleaning and drying results suffer, which is why the control raises the alarm.
Not automatically. The number points at the heater inside it, so we test that part first and send you a written price before replacing anything.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.