The oven got hotter than Bosch permits while its door was unlocked, so it shut off the heat and locked the door on its own. That sequence is the runaway-heat protection at work. The actions on…
The oven got hotter than Bosch permits while its door was unlocked, so it shut off the heat and locked the door on its own. That sequence is the runaway-heat protection at work. The actions on record name a stuck relay and element operation, which together describe an oven that was heating when nothing asked it to. Once the cavity falls back into range, the latch releases and the error clears.
1. Switch the oven off at the breaker and not just with the touch panel. 2. Keep it off until a technician has examined it. 3. Do not open a locked door, and do not run another cycle to see if it repeats. A stuck relay keeps an element powered whatever the panel shows, and the panel is no way to stop that.
Locking the door is part of the protection. When the temperature runs past its limit, the control closes the latch so the door cannot be opened onto a dangerously hot cavity.
We advise against it. If a relay is stuck, the problem will return and the oven may overheat again. Leave the breaker off and book an inspection.
That depends on whether the relay, the sensor or the element is involved. We diagnose first and give you a written price before any work, with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.