A CT oven showing E11 is telling you the self-clean latch did not report properly. This entry covers legacy Thermador CT and CMT ovens with the Dreefs control, where the table lists E11 for the CT…
A CT oven showing E11 is telling you the self-clean latch did not report properly. This entry covers legacy Thermador CT and CMT ovens with the Dreefs control, where the table lists E11 for the CT oven and a second page says the oven will not clean and the latch should be replaced. Heat goes off in the failed oven, and tweaking the selector clears the display to dashes so you can retry.
1. Turn the selector to OFF and tweak it counterclockwise a hair; the alert should stop and the display should show dashes. 2. Cut power at the breaker for a moment and restore it, which the document lists for E11. 3. Skip the clean cycle. 4. If E11 comes back with the selector at OFF, leave the oven off and call us.
The source describes the oven as unable to clean, with heat off on the failed oven. After clearing the display you may be able to bake, but a stubborn E11 deserves an inspection before you rely on it.
After you tweak the selector, the control replaces the code with dashes to show it is ready for another try. They are not a new error, just the cleared state before the next attempt.
Both name the latch switch on CT ovens, and the source gives them similar actions. The difference is in the control's behavior notes, so we read which one your oven shows and test the latch accordingly.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.