F25 on the older Thermador C271 through CJ302 ovens means more than one touch key looks pressed at the same time. Care and Use manuals group F-24 and F-25 under a single message about close contact…
F25 on the older Thermador C271 through CJ302 ovens means more than one touch key looks pressed at the same time. Care and Use manuals group F-24 and F-25 under a single message about close contact with the control panel for over 60 seconds. If the panel is clear, the service table sends the technician through the same display board and touch panel checks as F24.
1. Clear everything from the panel area and wipe it dry with a soft cloth. 2. Cut power to the oven at its breaker. 3. Restore power after waiting three minutes. 4. If F25 returns, note when it appears and call us. Panel disassembly is for technicians.
It covers multiple keys rather than one, so it hints at a broader cause such as moisture or a panel connection. The checks are the same as F24, and the manuals use one message for both.
Liquid under the panel edge can make several keys read as pressed. Switch the oven off, let it dry, and try again. If F25 persists, we should inspect before you use the oven.
No. The control has no owner-accessible way to ignore keys. If the panel keeps reading input, the hardware must be corrected, and we quote that in writing first.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.