Is there a fuse in these Dacor ovens? Checked oven using troubleshooting guide and felt that the relay board was bad. Well, it’s not. Is there a fuse? I asked a couple of times about the problem, but have not gotten any replies. Have no display and the only thing that works is the inside light. Any help is appreciated.
Could be a tripped circuit breaker, relay board (low voltage transformer) or main harness.
This is an electric oven that uses a double circuit breaker (35 or 40 amp). One leg could be tripped which may still give you the oven light off the other leg. Check the circuit breaker. If that checks out OK see page 5 of this manual.
Let us know how it goes.
Oh yeah, forgot to mention - there is no fuse on this model.
Just saw your other post here. I’m assuming the circuit breaker is fine then. “…and felt that the relay board was bad. Well, it’s not.” - Was it tested or replaced?
I tested the relay board and felt it was bad…I guess I was wrong. Replaced relay board and still have the same problem. Checked breaker and have 124 volts on each leg. Is there a way to test control service #AP4369148 @$316.? There doesn’t seem to be much else. The closest Dacor repair is not close, so I thought I could fix it myself. Even if I replaced both boards, it would possibly be cheaper.Then again, maybe not!
Did you perform the troubleshooting as described in the Service manual (page 5)? If there is 22-24 VAC input to the ERC then the ERC has to be replaced.
- The part number for the ERC is AP4369148
Gene.
Gene…I replaced the ERC as you suggested and that did the trick. Thank you… Now, There is a probe with two thin wires included in the box and I don’t see were it goes. Any help is appreciated. Thanks again.
I have no clue. Can you post a picture?
Gene.