The MED302 predates the current MaxBroil- and Rotisserie-equipped MED302WS, but occupies the same slot in Thermador’s lineup: a 30-inch double built-in electric wall oven. Thermador’s installation manual documents this model’s required circuit at 40 amps, the same rating as the ME302 and MED272 from the same generation. Being an older hardwired unit with no smart […]

The MEDS302BS pairs a standard 4.5 cu ft convection oven on top with a 2.8 cu ft steam-capable oven on the bottom, both running 17 modes, for a combined 8,350 watts on a 240/208V, 40A circuit. The upper cavity keeps Thermador’s usual Self Clean cycle and a 12 lb-rated Rotisserie; the lower steam cavity uses […]

The PODC302 is a legacy 30-inch Professional Collection double combination oven, built for convection-microwave combination use according to Thermador’s own installation instructions, which group it with the ME302 and MED302 of the same era on a documented 40A circuit requirement (208V/240V, 4-wire, single-phase). Because it’s a combination unit, a ‘no heat’ complaint needs to be […]

The MED301JS is a 30-inch single electric wall oven in Thermador’s Masterpiece® Series, built around a 4.7 cu. ft. True Convection cavity with a fast preheat and 2-hour self-clean cycle. It shares the same core heating, convection, and control-board architecture as the rest of Thermador’s current wall oven lineup, so a numbered “E” error code […]

The MEDMC301JS pairs a 4.7 cu. ft. True Convection wall oven with a separate 1.5 cu. ft. convection microwave cavity in one combination unit. Because the two cavities run largely independent heating and control systems, a problem affecting only one — oven side won’t heat, or microwave touch controls unresponsive — is useful diagnostic information […]

The SEC302 is a legacy 30-inch Thermador double wall oven with independent convection/thermal cavities. As an older model, exact error code behavior isn’t part of Thermador’s current published error-code documentation, so diagnosis relies more on direct testing of the heating elements, sensors, and control board for the specific cavity affected rather than a documented code […]