A slide-in range that powers up and then refuses to do anything, with E000 on the screen, has a configuration conflict. Two boards each store a description of the model they belong in (gas or dual…
A slide-in range that powers up and then refuses to do anything, with E000 on the screen, has a configuration conflict. Two boards each store a description of the model they belong in (gas or dual fuel, warming drawer or none). When those descriptions differ, the service manual says the range cannot operate. Bosch's documented answer is entering the right option code through service mode, not swapping hardware.
1. Flip the range's breaker off and wait two minutes. 2. Switch it on again and read the display. 3. Still E000? Stop here: the cure is a model-specific option code typed in service mode, and no owner menu exposes it. 4. Before you call, try to remember whether any board or panel was replaced recently.
On a slide-in gas range with sealed burners that is often possible with a match. The electric ignition and the oven, however, wait on the very control that is refusing to run, so do not expect those back.
Often not. What Bosch documents is entering the correct option code, which is a configuration step. A part only comes into it when a board was damaged or the wrong one was fitted earlier.
Think back to the last repair. This code most often appears right after a board or panel was replaced, so tell us what was changed and when; that narrows the search before we even arrive.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.