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 diagnostics, service work focuses on the mechanical and electrical basics – heating elements per cavity, door seals, the timer/clock assembly, and the condition of the wiring at the junction box – rather than any app or Wi-Fi troubleshooting.
Key Features
- 30-inch double built-in electric wall oven
- Dual-rated for 208V or 240V AC, 4-wire single-phase supply
- Documented circuit requirement: 40A
- Older generation predating the current MaxBroil/Rotisserie-equipped MED302WS
Most Common Issues on This Model
Breaker undersized for the documented 40A requirement
One cavity's heating element or thermostat failing independently of the other
Door seal/hinge wear on either cavity
Electromechanical timer/clock assembly failure
Wiring corrosion at the hardwired junction box given the appliance's age