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PRD366WHU

Thermador PRD366WHU

What we most often repair on units like this

  1. A burner, or more than one, will not light
  2. Flame that is uneven, or lights late along the row
  3. The electric oven cannot reach or hold bake temperature
  4. A continuous grate that sits unevenly on the burners
  5. Problems on the TFT display or with Home Connect

Cabinet depth is the dividing line between the PRD366WHU and the PRD366WGU. Thermador builds this one in its Pro Harmony body, 24 3/4” deep, with an oven of 4.9 cu ft. The cooktop idea carries over: six open burners and 99,000 BTU. Gas above and electricity below stay independent systems.

Across the six burners run three continuous grates. If one rocks, we look for warping or a bent support bracket long before suspecting a burner.

Owners also describe delayed ignition, a flame that lights late or unevenly along the burner row. That usually reflects a partially clogged port or a tired igniter spark. Should a burner fail to light while you smell gas, close the range’s gas valve before trying anything else.

Key features

  • Dual Fuel Professional Range, 36'' across, Pro Harmony standard depth; six open gas burners, griddle absent
  • Cooktop output of 99,000 BTU in all, ExtraLow burners included
  • Electric oven (4.9 cu ft) that cooks seven ways, True Convection among them
  • Three continuous grates cover the six-burner cooktop, and the TFT display handles control
  • 240V/30A connection, Home Connect WiFi
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PRD366WHUPRD366WHU questions
Is the oven the same size as the one on the PRD366WGU?

No. Six-burner cooktops match, but the WHU's 24 3/4'' Pro Harmony cabinet holds 4.9 cu ft, whereas the WGU's deeper Pro Grand cabinet (27 7/8'') holds 5.7 cu ft.

Two burners light late with a small pop. Is that dangerous?

A pop at ignition usually means gas pooled for a moment before catching, often because a port is partly clogged or the spark is weak. Book a check, and close the gas valve if it happens often or a gas smell accompanies it.

My grate rocks when I set a pot down. Should I worry?

Yes, have it inspected for warping or a bent bracket. The burner is rarely involved, but a loose grate is an unsteady base for a heavy pot.

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