The display shows a letter D or E followed by digits, and it is natural to wonder what has failed. The French-door guide only says the electronics noticed something wrong; Thermador gives no per-number list. So…
The display shows a letter D or E followed by digits, and it is natural to wonder what has failed. The French-door guide only says the electronics noticed something wrong; Thermador gives no per-number list. So the letters on their own do not tell you which part is involved. Treat the message as a cue to reset and see whether it comes back.
1. Copy down the whole message exactly as shown. 2. Turn the refrigerator off. 3. Pull the plug or flip the breaker, and leave it for 5 minutes. 4. Restore power and see if the message reappears. If it does, report that to the technician.
Often yes, because many messages flag one part while the rest runs. Verify the actual temperatures with a thermometer and avoid opening the doors until a technician has looked.
The precise letters and digits, whether it returned after the 5-minute reset, and the full model and FD number printed on the rating plate inside the cabinet.
Unlikely. A few minutes without power is short, provided the doors stay closed the entire time, so resist peeking while it waits. Avoid opening the doors while it waits, since that matters more than the minutes themselves.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.