E11
Bosch
Non‑Volatile Memory (NVM) Corruption
Thermostat displays E11 and indicates an internal memory or configuration error; settings may not save.
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Possible Causes
Interrupted firmware update, Power loss during configuration write, Internal flash memory wear or defect, Software bug in current firmware version
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: No high‑voltage work is required. Do not open the thermostat casing.
- Soft reset: Use the menu to perform a soft reboot of the thermostat if available.
- Factory reset: Back up or note your schedules and settings, then perform a full factory reset from the settings menu. Reconfigure the thermostat and check if E11 clears.
- Firmware update: Connect the thermostat to Wi‑Fi and use the Bosch app to check for and install any available firmware updates, which may correct memory handling issues.
- Stable power: Ensure the thermostat has a solid 24 V supply (no E08/E09 issues) to prevent further write interruptions.
- Replace if recurring: If E11 returns frequently after resets and updates, the internal memory is likely failing and the thermostat should be replaced.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Bosch Smart Thermostat Main Control Assembly
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