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Bosch Oven Error Code E115

Cavity 1 temperature in unlocked cavity too high

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What the E115 error code actually means

Your Bosch oven detected that it got too hot inside, so it shut off the heat and locked the door to keep things safe. The door will stay locked until the oven cools down to a safe temperature, at which point the lock will release on its own. If this happens repeatedly, there is likely a faulty part inside the oven that needs to be inspected.

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Check element operation; check temperature sensor resistance; check for stuck relays; replace control module if necessary.
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Most common causes of E115

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Stuck or shorted relay on control board
  2. 2Faulty temperature sensor
  3. 3Malfunctioning heating element
  4. 4Control module failure

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Questions people ask about E115

What does E115 mean on a Bosch oven?
E115 means the oven detected that the temperature in Cavity 1 climbed too high while the door was unlocked. As a safety response, the oven stops heating and locks the door until the internal temperature drops back to an acceptable level. Once it cools sufficiently, the error clears on its own and the door unlocks. If the error appears repeatedly, a component such as a relay, temperature sensor, or heating element likely needs attention.
Is it safe to use the oven while E115 is displayed?
While E115 is active, the oven has already stopped heating and locked the door as a safety precaution, so it will not operate for cooking during that time. You should allow the oven to cool fully and investigate the cause before resuming use. If the error clears but keeps returning, continued use is not recommended until the fault is diagnosed and repaired.
How much does it cost to repair a Bosch oven showing E115?
Repair costs vary depending on which component is at fault. A replacement temperature sensor typically runs in the range of $20 to $60 for the part, while a heating element can range from $30 to $100. Control board replacement is the most expensive possibility, with parts often ranging from $150 to $350 or more. Adding professional labor costs generally brings total repair estimates to somewhere between $100 and $500 depending on the diagnosis.
Will resetting the oven clear the E115 error?
The E115 error is designed to clear automatically once the cavity temperature returns to an allowable range, so a manual reset is not always required. If you power cycle the oven and the temperature has not dropped to a safe level, the error will likely return immediately. Repeated occurrences after cool-down suggest an underlying component failure that a reset alone will not fix.
How do I fix the E115 error on my Bosch oven?
Start by allowing the oven to cool and confirming the error clears on its own. If the error returns during operation, the repair process involves checking the heating elements for shorts, testing the temperature sensor resistance with a multimeter, and inspecting the control board relays for signs of sticking or welding. If all those components test within specification, the control module may need to be replaced.

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