On a slide-in range, the E2 family does not describe a second oven; Bosch's service manual says it refers to the warming drawer. E201 therefore reports that the drawer's temperature sensor is reading open, usually from…
On a slide-in range, the E2 family does not describe a second oven; Bosch's service manual says it refers to the warming drawer. E201 therefore reports that the drawer's temperature sensor is reading open, usually from an unplugged sensor or a connection going bad. The drawer will not heat, but the main oven above it keeps working as usual.
1. Use the main oven normally and note that it works. 2. Next, switch on the warming drawer alone. 3. A drawer that stays cold while the oven behaves proves the issue sits in the drawer circuit. 4. Tell us exactly that when you call, and leave the drawer in place.
Not on a range. Bosch's range manuals use E2 codes for the warming drawer, whereas on a wall oven the same numbering points to a lower cavity.
Generally. The error is logged against the drawer, though we still check the shared control module while on site. Using it carries no extra risk that we know of, and the drawer simply stays cold meanwhile.
Usually, since the sensor is a small part. You get the price in writing first, so you can weigh it against how often you use the drawer.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.