Thermador Range Error Code F143
Vcc open circuit on slave micro.
What the F143 error code actually means
The F143 code means your range's control system has lost an important power connection to one of its internal circuit boards, preventing it from communicating properly. This is usually caused by a loose wire connection or a failed electronic board inside the range. The range will need a technician to inspect the wiring and potentially replace one of the control boards to restore normal operation.
The full F143 procedure
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Most common causes of F143
- 1Loose or faulty connector P1B
- 2Damaged wiring harness
- 3Failed Power Board
- 4Failed Display Board
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