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Thermador · Salem, Massachusetts

Thermador repair in Salem

Salem's historic centre makes getting an appliance out a planning problem before it is a technical one. With Thermador that usually works in the owner's favour, because the common faults — ignition modules, evaporator fans — are serviceable in place.

Town
Salem, 01970
Service call
$95, credited
On site
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
Dispatch
Answered 24/7

The brand, in general

What goes wrong with Thermador

Thermador ignition modules fail in a way that is easy to misread: several burners click at once when only one knob is turned, which owners reasonably report as "all the burners are broken". It is one module. On the refrigeration side the columns share their fault pattern with the rest of the built-in world — evaporator fan, defrost circuit, door seal — but the diagnostics are read off a different control, so the panel codes are worth photographing before anyone comes out.

  • Several burners clicking when one knob is turned — a single ignition module, not several failures
  • Steam oven refusing to start with a full reservoir, usually the level sensor or the pump
  • Column refrigerator drifting warm with the evaporator fan stalled behind the rear panel
  • Speed oven magnetron dead while the convection side still works normally

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Salem kitchens

Dense historic centre where getting an appliance in or out is a genuine planning problem, and coastal air that shortens condenser life.

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What people said afterwards

5out of 5

from 1,093 reviews across Greater Boston

★★★★★

Running far hotter than the dial suggested and drying everything out. Thermostat had drifted. Replaced and calibrated against a thermometer before he left, rather than just fitting it and hoping.

Rosamund J. · Newton

★★★★★

Condensation on the outside of the door all through July in a basement bar. He checked the seal, found it deformed where the unit sits against a cabinet stile, and fitted a new one. Small fault, but it had been bothering us for a year.

Octavius B. · Salem

★★★★★

He warned me before ordering anything that the auto defrost board on these runs into four figures and should never be guessed at. Spent the time to pin it properly and it turned out to be the sensor, not the board. That patience saved a lot.

Thaddeus R. · Lexington

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