Thermador Range Error Code F147
Ground open circuit on the slave micro.
What the F147 error code actually means
Your Thermador range has detected that one of its internal computer chips has lost its electrical grounding connection, which prevents that chip from functioning correctly. This is an internal control system problem, not something related to your cooking performance or a setting you accidentally changed. The range needs a technician to inspect and likely replace an internal electronic board to fix the issue.
The full F147 procedure
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Most common causes of F147
- 1Failed Power Board
- 2Loose or Corroded Wiring Harness Connector
- 3Damaged Ground Wire in Harness
- 4Faulty Control Board Hosting the Slave Micro
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