Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Control Board, Erc by Dacor

Edward, You will want to check to make sure that the door switch is good and check power coming out of the control board to make sure that signal is going to the lights. If not then replace the control board.

Hello Raj999. To repair the issue, you will need to order and replace the clock assembly in the unit.

Hello Chris, The fault code is indicating a bad connection on S19 or a bad relay board. You should verify that the connections are proper on S19 (double line break relay). If securing the connections at S19 doesn't restore normal operation, replace the relay board. The second fault code indicates that a cooling fan has failed, which can also be caused by a bad board. Note that a fault code beginning with a "u" is an upper oven fault. If a fault code ever comes up for the lower oven, it will be preceded by a "L". The troubleshooting process on these units are very complex. If you could please re-post with an e-mail address, we can include some very precise and useful information with illustrations that will make diagnosing and repairing the unit much easier. Thank you for putting your trust in us. We will do everything in our power to show that your confidence in our business was a wise decision.

Hello Michael. 1. Leave the power on, as the F1 signals showing on display. Carefully take down the control panel or the maintop and access the back of the ERC/CLOCK. 2. Fine the flate ribbon coming off from the membrane (touch pad) going into the ERC/CLOCK. 3. While the F1 is signaling , press cancel/secure and immediately disconnect the touch pad going into the ERC. If the Membrane is faulty the F1 will cease,then replace the membrane. For Continuing F1 After the above is completed follow the steps below. Inspect the Molex plug connection from the ERC to to the relay board for shorted connection. Check relay board for cracked solder joints at the connection. ERC with F1 Failure The F1 must be displayed in the ERC for this test. At the ERC check for 24 VDC at the J2 connector between pins 1 and 3 for single / lower oven.At the J5 connector between 7 and 10 for the lower oven(when the is not in a cooking mode). if you read 24 VDC at those test points,replace the ERC/CLOCK.

Holly, the electronic oven control is part number 62789. Thanks!

Hello Asif. Based on the error code you provided, the control 62681 is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

Hello Robert, you are correct, you should order ERC 62692 for your model. Thanks

Hello Dan! I believe the model should be RSD30 instead of RDS30. Yes, the oven control board 62692 is compatible. Unfortunately, we do not have the svc manuals available to verify if the isntallation processes are the same. Thanks.

Bob, the ERC for model RSE305 is our part number 62701. Thanks!

Hi. Open the oven door and latch the hinge lever locks. Remove the door. Remove the lower control panel trim and screws. Remove the knobs. Remove the knob bezel screws and lay aside correctly for replacement. Lower the front panel and pull fwd off the valve knobs. Lay the panel protected on the edges with a towel. Then mark all wires for correct replacement on the back of the clock. Remove the clock part # 62692 and mount the new one. Replace the clock wires off one at a time-to-the new clock so it is easier of no confusion. Thank You.