Dacor Millennia DHI602 Kitchen Hood - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

see this steps and fix it. God bless youSwitch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity. Selector Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the selector switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity. Rotary Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the rotary switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity. Rocker Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the rocker switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity. Switch Kit If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the switch kit might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity. Micro Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the micro switch might not have continuity. The best way to test the switch is with an Ohm meter. See our switch testing videos for help testing this micro switch. Thermal Fuse If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the thermal fuse may have blown. It can be tested for continuity. Watch our fuse testing video for more information. Main Control Board If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the main control board may be defective. User Control and Display Board If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the user control and display board may be defective. Check other causes before ordering this board.

To access the spark module and switches underneath the spill tray of your Dacor cooktop, you may need to remove the burner and base assemblies. Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Turn off the power to the cooktop by unplugging it or turning off the circuit breaker.
2. Remove the grates, burner caps, and burner bases from the cooktop. Depending on the model of your Dacor cooktop, you may need to use a screwdriver or wrench to remove the screws or bolts that hold the burner bases in place.
3. Carefully lift the spill tray out of the cooktop. If it seems to be stuck, check for any screws or bolts that might be holding it in place and remove them.
4. Once the spill tray is removed, you should be able to access the switches and spark module underneath. Check for any loose connections or damaged components that may be causing the igniter to malfunction.
5. If necessary, replace the faulty component or components. You can find replacement parts for your Dacor cooktop online or at a local appliance store.
6. Reassemble the cooktop in reverse order, making sure all the components are properly aligned and securely fastened.
7. Turn on the power and test the burner to ensure that the igniter is working properly.

Note: If you are not comfortable working with gas appliances or if you are unsure about any of the steps, it is recommended that you seek the assistance of a qualified technician.

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try a dealer

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Most gas stoves come from the factory ready for natural gas service,as most of the world is piped for natural gas when gas is used as a fuel,but they are easily converted to LP ( liquified petroleum) gas by installing a conversion kit. As this gas is very explosive I wouldn't recommend a homeowner tackling this job themselves,but hire your gas supplier to do the conversion or a licensed contractor. The added expense of hiring a licensed contractor is far cheaper than loosing your home and possibly serious injury or ***** to family members because of a botched conversion job.

Faulty digital display.

The element may show continuity (should be very low ohms) however when he element heats up it will open and no longer heat, when it gets cool enough it will heat again and cycle will repeat. I would look at high limit switch while I had it apart. The only true test to verify element is not heating is using a clamp on current meter.

use some packing tape stick it on light lens to turn the hood came with a suction cup for unscrewing bulbs you could order through dacor or find one in dollar store

sounds like the dbl relay is not closing on the relay board you need sevice

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yes the cooloing fan runs when oven is turned on and should be set to continue running after oven is turned off it should be set to run until oven drops below 300 deg f this can be changed if not set correct

you should remove burner nuts and lift cook top as the plastic console has a lip that sits under cook top good luck with touch pad very unusual unless light flickering on and off

need service most likely need new broil igniter

try setting into self clean when door locked symbol turns on cancel

METB365-1 has dual elements you can get only i section working cold be element, power control board or both if elemnt has shorted and caused damage to relay you need servise

need model number to look up

shorted memembrane

Turn breaker off and on control may reset and work if not you need control witch is not available option 1 we can do upgrade to covert control to newer dacor system cost is around $1400 can if you are in our service area option 2 other than that you can have control sent out for rebuild they can not always repair option 3 call dacor they may offer you a discount on new range as parts are no longer available good luck hope breaker reset works

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