Steam Ovens - Usage & Appliance Features

Your Thermador Steam Oven Includes a wide variety of accessories designed to make cooking easier, with better performance and more precision. Watch the video to learn more.

Learn how to operate the steam oven menu controls, adjust settings and use the three different timers that come with your steam oven.

Below is a list of steam cooking modes your steam oven comes with. Some of the modes only apply to selest models. Please refer to your owner's manual to learn if your oven has these modes and how to activate them. If you do not have your owner's manual, you can download it here.

Steam - Use this mode to steam vegetables, fish, and other dishes. It helps preserve the nutrients, texture, and taste of your dish.
Steam Convection - This mode combines the convection and stream function of the oven. It is ideal to cook meats, souffles, and custards.
Reheat - Use to gently reheat cooked food. The steam helps ensure the food does not dry out.
Defrost - Use to defrost vegetables, meat, fish, and fruits. The moisture gently transfers the heat to the food. The food does not dry out or lose its shape.
Proof - Used to help dough rise. The surface of the dough will not dry out.
Steam Programs - Automatically program the cooking of many different dishes with the steam Programs.
Steam Assist - With Steam Programs, your steam oven automatically sets the oven to cook different foods. You can select a variety of programs such as Vegetables, Poultry, Lamb, Breads, Cereal and Grains, and more.

View Oven Tips Guide

Here are some useful tips for your steam oven:

• Always place the pans in the center of the rack.
• Always distribute the food evenly in the pan. If the food is placed unevenly in the pan, it will cook unevenly.
• Do not layer delicate foods too high in the pan or your food may be cooked unevenly. We recommend distributing delicate foods in multiple pans so the food will cook evenly.

Refer to the Oven Tips Guide. If you do not have an owner's manual, you can download it here.