Nothing has changed in how the oven cooks, but E1601 sits on the display. It is another of the Home Connect update messages Thermador describes for ovens and steam ovens. The oven is reporting that an…
Nothing has changed in how the oven cooks, but E1601 sits on the display. It is another of the Home Connect update messages Thermador describes for ovens and steam ovens. The oven is reporting that an app-linked update stalled, a network and software issue, and not something its heating or protective systems have detected. Cooking and safety functions are not part of what this message describes.
1. Let the oven heat briefly to confirm it behaves as it always does. 2. Search for E1601 on Thermador's help page for Home Connect codes, or inside the app. 3. Look at the Wi-Fi strength near the oven. 4. Run the update steps displayed. There is no need to open anything or flip the breaker.
No. It is a connectivity and software notice that has no bearing on safe oven operation. You can keep cooking and deal with the app-side steps whenever convenient.
Home Connect lets it receive software updates and link to your phone. E1601 simply means one of those updates stalled, which is why the answer is found in the app and on Thermador's help page.
It is a common reason an update stops halfway. Moving the router closer or retrying on a steadier connection often helps. If the code stays after a clean retry, mention it when you book.
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