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Is there anyone in reasonable travelling distance from Reading/Basingstoke/Newbury area who could have a go at repairing our Thermador Professional dual fuel range cooker?
I know it might be hard to get parts, but if someone could diagnose its problems I could have a go at finding them/getting a part imported. We have the instruction manuals and circuit diagrams.
Thanks, Mandy.
Re: Thermador range cooker – find an engineer
UKWhitegoods member Martin covers that area – drop him a private message and see if he can help.
Penguin45.
Re: Thermador range cooker – find an engineer
Something has gone wrong with the door locking mechanism; the light to indicate door locked won’t go out even though I turn the knob to off. Worse, it makes a horrible clicking/rattling noise that seems to come from inside the lock, only stopped by turning off the electricity.
Also, for a while the top and bottom elements have been unbalanced so that the bottom gets red hot and burns food whilst the top doesn’t heat up properly. It works very well on lower heat settings but not turned up high.
There is an occasional slight smell of gas around the cooker. Our general plumber/heating engineer said there is a very small gas leak in the system, not worth worrying about & well within legal limits, that is presumably the cooker and I would also like looked into. (Though my husband says it is fine!)
We got it second hand, it is a very nice solid cooker but I didn’t realise it would be so hard to get someone to repair it.
Hope you can help us, best wishes, Mandy.
Re: Thermador range cooker – find an engineer
Ah, sorry. Martin won’t be able to help you; he’s not CORGI registered. I suspect that no leakage is acceptable under the regulations.
Penguin45.
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