What to do if my Thermador PRD48WISGU Cookers displays an electronics fault?
If your Thermador Cookers has an electronics fault, disconnect the appliance from the power supply, wait a few seconds, and then reconnect it. If the error message persists, contact Customer Support.
Why is Thermador Ranges igniter constantly sparking?
If the igniter in your Thermador Ranges is constantly sparking, it could be due to improper grounding or an incorrectly polarized electrical power supply. It is recommended to have a qualified electrician ground the range properly, referring to the Installation Instructions.
Why more than four clicks of igniter before lighting in Thermador Ranges?
If you're experiencing more than four clicks of the igniter before lighting in your Thermador Ranges, the burner cap might not be properly fitted onto the burner base. Align the burner cap correctly on the burner base.
Why Thermador Ranges oven operates on bake but fails to operate on timed bake?
If your Thermador Ranges oven operates on bake but fails to operate on timed bake, the timer might be improperly set.
Why does the no pot indicator blink and turn off on my Thermador Cookers?
If the no pot indicator blinks and turns off on your Thermador Cookers, it means the cooking zone isn't detecting cookware. Ensure you place cookware on the cooking zone within 30 seconds of setting a power level. Also, verify that your cookware is suitable for induction cooking.
What should I do if the supply voltage is incorrect for my Thermador Cookers?
If the supply voltage to your Thermador Cookers is incorrect, and outside the normal operating range, contact your electrical utility provider.
What to do if the electronics in my Thermador PRD48WISGU Cookers have overheated and have switched off the induction module?
If the electronics have overheated and switched off the induction module, wait until the electronics have cooled down sufficiently. Then, touch any symbol on the display panel.
What to do if the No Pot display indicator blinks and turns off on my Thermador PRD48WISGU?
If the No Pot display indicator blinks and turns off, the pan detection is not detecting any cookware. Check whether the cookware is magnetic by using a magnet. Also, verify whether the cookware has a sufficiently large diameter.
Why is hot air coming from my Thermador Ranges?
It's normal for Thermador Ranges to push heated air into the room during the cooling process when the oven is on. Also, the fan speed will increase and decrease during different modes, which is also normal.
What to do if my Thermador PRD48WISGU Cookers shows the 'No Pot' display?
If the 'No Pot' display appears on your Thermador Cookers, check if your cookware is magnetic by using a magnet. Also, ensure that the cookware's diameter is sufficiently large for the cooking zone.
Crucial instructions for safe operation, installation, and maintenance of the appliance.
Warns about the risk of tipping and how to prevent it using the anti-tip bracket.
Instructions for verifying the correct gas type for the appliance installation.
Precautions to ensure the safety of children around the appliance.
Guidelines for handling range top grease fires safely and preventing them.
Warning against blocking ventilation openings for proper appliance performance.
Safety warning regarding items left in the oven during self-cleaning.
Specific safety guidelines for using the steam oven features.
Details on the STAR® burners, including cap and grate placement.
Explanation of the ExtraLow® burner feature and its low-heat settings.
Description of the POWERBOOST® feature for quick heating.
Instructions for operating the appliance during a power failure.
Instructions for preheating and cooking on the electric griddle.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the griddle plate.
Process for seasoning the griddle plate to restore non-stick properties.
Instructions for operating the electric grill.
Tips for safe and effective grilling practices.
Explanation of oven symbols and their corresponding modes and functions.
Information and setup guide for the Home Connect™ app.
Steps for setting cooking modes and temperatures for the oven.
Overview of the meat probe's function and compatible modes.
Information on controlling the appliance remotely via the Home Connect app.
Explanation of the Bake mode and its usage.
Tips for achieving optimal results when broiling food.
Explanation of the Broil mode and its operation.
Explanation of the Convection Broil mode and its benefits.
Explanation of the Convection Bake mode and its operation.
Explanation of the True Convection mode and its cooking benefits.
Explanation of the Roast mode, its heat distribution, and best uses.
Explanation of the Convection Roast mode and its benefits.
Explanation of the temperature offset feature for precise cooking.
Overview of the Home Connect app and its functions.
Table detailing the available steam oven modes and their functions.
Instructions for filling the steam oven water tank correctly.
Steps for selecting modes and temperatures for the steam oven.
Cooking recommendations for various vegetables using steam.
Recommendations for baking cakes and goods using steam and convection.
Steam program settings and times for various vegetables.
Steam program settings and times for poultry.
Steam program settings and times for beef.
Explanation of the pyrolytic self-cleaning mode and its operation.
Instructions for cleaning the steam oven using the steam clean function.
Instructions for descaling the steam oven at regular intervals.
Common symptoms, possible causes, and remedies for appliance issues.
General| Style | freestanding |
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| Color | stainless steel |
| Cooking Programs | centre-area grill/broiler, circulating air w heating ring, convection bake, convection broil, convection roast, gas multifunction, selfcleaning pyrolitic, top/bottom heat |
| Convection | yes |
| Grill | no |
| Number of Burners | 2; 6 |
| Control Type | front, rotary knob, sword knobs |
| Interior Light | yes |
| Fuel | dual fuel |
| Voltage | 240/208 |
| Frequency | 60 |
| Current | 50 |
Weight and Dimensions| Width | 48" |
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