Thermador Cooktop Error Code F0123
Overheating of the electronics of the left ADB induction module
What the F0123 error code actually means
Your Thermador induction cooktop has detected that the electronics inside the left cooking zone module are getting too hot, so it shut itself off to avoid damage. This is a built-in safety feature, not a sign that something has already broken. Let the cooktop cool down completely before trying to use it again, and make sure the area around it has proper airflow.
The full F0123 procedure
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Most common causes of F0123
- 1Blocked or restricted ventilation
- 2Failed or obstructed cooling fan
- 3Prolonged high-power cooking session
- 4Faulty NTC temperature sensor on the module
- 5Failing or degraded ADB induction module board
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