Each time the oven restarts it checks its own program memory before it lets anything heat. E009 is the user interface board reporting that this check failed. The manual states the result: every heating element is…
Each time the oven restarts it checks its own program memory before it lets anything heat. E009 is the user interface board reporting that this check failed. The manual states the result: every heating element is disabled. It also says the error cancels itself when the next start-up check passes, which explains why an oven sometimes wakes up after a power cut and appears perfectly normal.
1. Switch the oven's breaker off for two minutes, then on again, which forces the start-up memory check to run once more. 2. Bosch documents that the error cancels if that check succeeds, so a single appearance after a storm or outage deserves one reset before you assume a failure. 3. If E009 returns, leave the oven off.
Yes. A brief outage or surge during a memory write can corrupt stored data. Houston storm season makes this more likely, so a single appearance after one is often just a reset away from clearing.
Not necessarily. The fix is usually replacing the user interface board, which is a defined repair. We confirm first and give you a written price before ordering anything.
No. The code disables every heating element in the oven, so baking and broiling both stop. We suggest leaving the oven off until it is checked, and we can tell you what the repair will cost in writing first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.