The range is completely unresponsive — no lights, oven, or surface burners will turn on. This is typically caused by a loss of electrical power or the oven being stuck in Sabbath Mode.
| Possible Cause | How to Fix |
|---|---|
| No power to the unit | Check for an open (tripped) circuit breaker and reset it. |
| Power supply connected to wrong voltage | Verify that the range is connected to the proper voltage (240V/208V). |
| Oven is in Sabbath Mode | Turn the Mode Selector Knob away from EXTENDED BAKE to any other position, then to OFF. |
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Check the circuit breaker first — a tripped breaker is the most common cause. Also verify the power cord is connected and the oven is not stuck in Sabbath Mode.
Thermador dual fuel ranges require a 240V/208V, 60Hz electrical supply with a dedicated circuit and proper grounding.