Think of the ME301YP as the Masterpiece single oven now in production: 30 inches wide, 4.6 cu ft inside, 11 heating modes, a light gray glass door and a touch control interface. It runs at 6,400 watts on the same 240/208V, 30A circuit as the ME301WS it follows. By Thermador’s own spec table, the meat probe and Air Fry went away, leaving a plainer list of modes.
With no probe, a temperature complaint usually leads us to the oven’s own sensor or to the convection fan. Extended True Convection cooking is demanding on fan motors, and bake or broil elements can burn out in any oven.
The touch interface is the other thing we watch. When it reacts slowly or registers phantom presses, the fix is normally a replacement control board, not a recalibration. Home Connect pairing that vanishes after a router swap or firmware update is another frequent call, as is a SoftClose hinge that has lost tension.
No. The spec sheet from Thermador lists 'Sensors: Not Applicable' here, so the Single-Point Temperature Meat Probe of the earlier model was dropped. Temperature trouble is never a probe issue on this oven.
Thermador's installation spec asks for a dedicated 240/208V, 30A circuit, matching the model it replaced, so an electrician comparing breaker and wiring has a clear target.
Switch the oven off at the breaker for a minute and wipe the glass dry. If phantom touches continue, the control board is the likely cause, and a slow or ghosting panel typically needs replacing, not recalibrating.
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