A hot control board is the story behind E302. The module's built-in sensor measured heat above its limit, so oven heating stopped and the cooling fan jumped to full speed. Normal operation returns once the cavity…
A hot control board is the story behind E302. The module's built-in sensor measured heat above its limit, so oven heating stopped and the cooling fan jumped to full speed. Normal operation returns once the cavity falls to 212 degrees Fahrenheit. A self-clean already underway stays blocked until the control is reset, Bosch notes, since that cycle loads the appliance with more heat than anything else it does.
1. Turn the oven off and give the range time to cool. 2. Look at the vent trim above the oven door: it must be clear, undamaged and uncovered; at counter height a towel or tray is enough to block it. 3. Restore power and use the range lightly. 4. If E302 returns, call us rather than running more cycles.
It restarted by design once the cavity cooled to 212 degrees Fahrenheit, but whatever overheated the board has not been fixed, so expect a repeat. Mention how often it happens when you call.
Bosch blocks it until a control reset is done, because cleaning generates the most heat of any cycle and the board has just shown it struggled.
Yes. A blocked vent trim is one of Bosch's listed causes, so keeping the strip above the door clear is a simple preventive step. Wipe away crumbs and grease there occasionally as well.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.