Dacor Ovens - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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Is this unit a DACOR PCS230?
There is a reset button associated with this model, but would like to confirm first if this is the exact model you have, before giving you the location.
You can visually inspect for any burnt parts especially on the relay parts of the control board if this the one to be repalced.

Please confirm first if this is the brand and model. Thanks!

F4
Open oven temperature sensor (RTD)
Check sensor harness and harness connection between
oven sensor and oven control. Replace oven temperature sensor (RTD) if wiring is
ok.

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Error code F8 is displayed due to failure of door latch motor and usually ocs when the motor runs for two minutes without the door locking in the self-clean mode. Replacing the door latch-lock motor is recommended repair. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

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You may want to ask the guys in the link below, I know they deal with a lot of these parts. I looked on several sites and it isn't looking good, try them out..

Good luck with your repair.

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Have you checked on the over? Control board?

This will generally be an issue with either the wiring at the door switch mechanism, or the door switch itself. Check the door lock switches and wiring. If the wiring is connected well, this will lead to a failed door lock switch mechanism. Use my procedure below to confirm switch failure.


Before repairs or further testing can begin you must disconnect the electricity at the fuse panel, at the circuit breaker panel, or by pulling the plug. Make sure the power is off before proceeding. Once access is gained, set the latch to the "clean" position and test for circuit continuity at the terminals of the switch with your VOM's ohmmeter function. If there is no continuity, the switch is faulty. Use cuation when testing.

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On some ovens you have to pull the oven out of the cavity and remove the top panel of the oven to get access to the electronic timer control. On other ovens you only have to remove the panel which is behind the timer without removing the whole thing. Just slide it out a bit and have a look at the panel behind the timer.

unplug take fuse put fuse back in plug back in.

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Error code F1 is displayed due to electronic oven control failure and the only way to solve this problem is by replacing the control board which is bad. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

STOP.
I suggest you to check the fuse box and shut off the circuit break that label for the kitchen stove or kitchen.
This will give you some assurance and time to troubleshoot the oven problem.
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I can only give you general fix and check list until you provide the exact model.
Beside the oven light,is there any non-function part in your range?

GAS or ELECTRIC?
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For electric stove.
Make sure the electricity supply is off. Most dial can be pull directly off (outward)
Please give it a gentle tug and see can the oven control dial move outward.
The objective is to clean the dial on the body of the stove. Please use plastic glove and mild detergent to wipe the post on the dial clean.
Use dry towel to COMPLETELY dry off the post of the oven dial.
Let it dry for 30 minutes or use a fan / oven hood range to speed up the drying process.
Place the dial back on.
Turn the circuit breaker back on and test the oven.
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Gas oven will need the same cleaning instruction.
The igniter can be worn.
This can be accomplish easily.
I will wait for you reply on the exact model.

Try to either reset a resetable thermostat (inside by the door latch) or replace a relay board.
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You controller is bad. C75 is "Redundant strobes on logic board are not the same."

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The loud noise is either from sheet metal expanding under stress or an electrical arc. I recommend unplugging the oven, taking the back off, and inspecting the wiring to the oven heating element and the sheet metal near the wiring. Also inspect the plug and socket, oven control and the oven heater element itself for similar problems. If you see signs that arcing has occurred (burn marks, especially with melted metal), repair the wiring and reroute it if necessary to prevent arcing.

If you don't find anything, first make sure the oven rests firmly and levelly on all four feet to eliminate any twisting stress. If there is a problem here, the noise should go away after one or two more cycles once you fix it. A twist in the oven could have something to do with the broken hinges. In the worst case, you may have to loosen and tighten a lot of sheet metal screws to relieve stress in the assembly. It would best if you could locate where in the oven the noise is produced before doing this.

I was unable to find any reference to parts for your model. Please look for the model label either on the doorframe or inside the drawer under the main oven door and verify the complete model number. Also look at the hinges for a part number stamped on them. There are a number of on-line appliance parts stores that carry Dacor parts; you should be able to find something with a search for "Dacor" and the part or model number.

jenn air had some issues with there hinges wearing fast in prior years on there ovens and then you have the ones the kids use as a trampoline sometimes or the heavy turkeys laying on the door while it is opened... there really isn't any adjustment for the door the hinges bolt inside and are held in one place by a few screws ...they are replaceable as welll as the door gasket on the unit... hope this helps you out some... alot of the appliance sites out there will be able to assist you with parts such as www.sears.com then click the parts direct link up top have your model number usually inside unit either on door or inside where door closes... some units between door and cabinet area... good luck to you

F0 means shorted keypad or stuck key on keypad.
Solution: The membrane aka keypad has to be replaced.
There's a slight chance that the ERC aka oven controller is acting up also.
So safest bet replace both, ERC and membrane.

Check that the element has not been dislodged from the socket.

HAS ANYONE SOLVED TEH L43 RELAY BOARD MESSAGE?

after you have self cleaned it you can do much to save it, its time for a new one Sorry

F8 code means your door latch assy needs to be replaced, them you have options:
1. Turn it off on the circuit braker
2. Replace the door latch.

It will continue to try to lock itself most likely, as door latch micro-switch logic is messed up.

Hope helps.