ESG366
Dacor ESG366 Epicure Cooktop Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Igniters that wear out
- Burner caps that chip
- Finish-specific trim that is hard to find
- Burners that light slowly or unevenly
The Dacor ESG366 is a 36-inch Epicure gas cooktop. It was sold in several finishes as the ESG366SBK, SBR, SCH and SCP, and in an LP version, and a 48-inch sibling, the ESG486, shares the line. It is a discontinued model.
With so many finish suffixes, the first thing we do is look at the exact number on the label, because trim and burner caps are often specific to the finish. That matters here, since caps and trim can be hard to find for older Epicure cooktops. We clean and test the igniters, look at the burner caps for chips and check the flame at each burner.
The ESG366 is still worth a look in most cases, and if it is not, we will tell you. Caps and trim in particular can be difficult to find now, so availability is checked up front. A written price comes before any work, and a 30-day workmanship warranty follows it.
Key features
- 36-inch Epicure gas cooktop
- Finish versions ESG366SBK, SBR, SCH and SCP, plus LP
- 48-inch sibling ESG486
- Discontinued model
Error codes this model can show
Why does the finish letter matter on an ESG366?
Trim, caps and some covers differ by finish, so SBK, SBR, SCH and SCP parts may not interchange. We read the full number from your label and order the part that matches.
My burner cap is chipped. Can I keep using it?
A small chip may only be cosmetic, but a cap that no longer seats can change the flame. We check how it sits and whether a replacement is available for this older model.
Is there a propane version of the ESG366?
Yes, there is an LP version. The label shows which gas your cooktop was built for, and we make sure it matches your supply before we adjust the burners.
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