Every oven needs a dependable way to stop, and the Cancel or Off key is that way. E314 signals a problem with that one key. Because losing it matters more than losing any other, the control…
Every oven needs a dependable way to stop, and the Cancel or Off key is that way. E314 signals a problem with that one key. Because losing it matters more than losing any other, the control stops the oven completely, and it will not recover merely because the key lets go. Bosch states it clears only through a system reset. Technicians are told to inspect two things, the keypad itself and the circuit board behind it.
1. Clean the control panel with a lightly damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. 2. Turn the breaker off for two minutes and restore power. 3. If E314 returns with nothing touching the panel, the key itself or the board behind it has failed and was not just dirty.
Because that key is the way to shut the oven down in an emergency. If the control cannot trust it, stopping everything is the safest response.
Yes. A film of grease or moisture over the key can read as a constant press. Cleaning is the first and cheapest step before any parts are considered.
Then the pad assembly or the interface board is likely at issue. We diagnose, give a written price first, and back our work with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.