On a Bosch over-the-range microwave, E-11 means one of the control keys has appeared pressed for a full sixty seconds. The service manual defines it as a key shorted for one minute. That differs from the…
On a Bosch over-the-range microwave, E-11 means one of the control keys has appeared pressed for a full sixty seconds. The service manual defines it as a key shorted for one minute. That differs from the plain E11 on other generations of Bosch microwave, which is documented as a separate problem. Over-the-range fascias sit above the cooking surface and collect grease, which is why a key may read as held.
1. Unplug the microwave. 2. Check that nothing, such as a hanging towel, is resting against the panel. 3. Wipe the keypad with a barely damp cloth, then dry it. 4. Wait a few minutes, plug in and try again. If E-11 stays, call us.
No. The E-11 code on over-the-range models means a key was held for a minute, while E11 on other Bosch microwaves points to moisture at the panel. The fixes are different.
The control panel sits above the cooktop and catches grease and steam. A thin film can connect a key's contacts. Regular light wiping keeps it clear.
The keypad membrane may be worn and need replacing. We inspect it, give a written price before any work, and cover the repair with our 30-day warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.