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Hi,
I see this post has been here for quite some time. Sorry you haven't had an answer yet, while I can't say why, If you still are inquiring, the problem lies in the control and harness assembly. In my professional experience with almost all
thermador of this era it's sometimes a bad solder on the control pin connector from the display,(which can be fixed by a proficient soldering person or conversely destroyed by a poor one) a bad transformer integrated onto said control, or other times just a bad harness, you'll likely need a control in any event. When you purchase a control ( # 1051714 for 302-double or 1051712 for 301 single oven models, and around $200US check your local parts depot or service center.) they should have new harness enclosed in the packaging of the control.
I just joined here less than a month ago, so I'm starting to see
alot of post's I haven't seen before (there are many) and likely
some may never get answered directly, but alot are the same if you search out similarities.
hope this helps.
**I should add this could be a job for a professional tech, who depending on how proficient they are or how the environment is set up, could handle this in 30-45 min or so. It is quite straight forward for one experienced with servicing thermador units. I would suggest you insist on an authorized b/s/h tech, they tend to have more of the update info if any or reworks etc.**
The above (re: hiring a tech) is just my opinion based on my professional experience and there may be opposing opinions, in the end you are the authority.
hope I've been helpful to you,
Good Luck
Comments:
Oct 19, 2009
- Hey, I just realized I accidentally gave the wrong number for the single oven control, and upon speakimg with a former colleague at thermador, the harness may not be included in the control package (unless it's new old stock because they did previously...cica 2000-2004ish).
The number should be **1051713** NOT 1051712, hope I caught the blunder in time :)
good luck