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Thermador · Beverly, Massachusetts

Thermador repair in Beverly

Beverly Thermador calls split cleanly between the cooktops, which are reliable and fail at the ignition module, and the column refrigeration, which fails the way all built-in refrigeration fails. Knowing which half is involved shortens the visit.

Town
Beverly, 01915
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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Beverly kitchens

A mile inland the salt exposure drops sharply, and it shows in how long coils last. Beverly kitchens run the full range from compact to substantial.

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Repair bands

What the repair itself costs

Ranges, not quotes. The $95 service call covers the visit and the full diagnosis and comes off the repair once you approve it — your figure is agreed before anything is taken apart.
RepairTypical range
Igniter or spark module replacement$270 – $620
Burner valve or orifice service$250 – $1,090
Oven thermostat or sensor calibration$150 – $690
Convection fan or motor$340 – $930
Control board or touch panel$540 – $1,550
Door hinge, glass or seal$200 – $910

What people said afterwards

4.9out of 5

from 1,591 reviews across Greater Boston

★★★★★

One module of the run had died and the rest worked. He pointed out the advantage of the modular design is that the dead one comes out without disturbing its neighbours, which is exactly how it went. No cabinetry touched.

Theodora S. · Newton

★★★★★

Compressor was running far more than it used to and I could hear it from the next room. Door closer had weakened on a heavy glass door so it was never quite sealing. Replaced, and the running time dropped straight back to normal.

Reginald X. · Brookline

★★★★★

Self clean finished and the door stayed locked overnight. I had been about to force it. He said that is exactly what breaks the latch and the door together, found a blown thermal fuse, and had it open without a mark on anything.

Beatrix N. · Cambridge

(617) 300-0906 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days · line answered 24/7 Book