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EORD230

Dacor Renaissance EORD230 Oven Repair

Most common issues on this model

Lower oven temperature sensor
Overheat shutdown during self-clean
Control response after a control board replacement
Door latch and lock for each cavity

The EORD230 is a 30-inch double wall oven from the Renaissance family of Dacor’s EOR series. It is no longer made, and it is the kind of older model we are glad to see still working. Houston owners often keep these ovens for the cabinetry around them as much as for the cooking.

Each cavity reports its own status, with separate displays for the upper and lower oven. That helps us, because we can tell which oven is complaining before we remove anything. The checks that come up most often on this model are the lower oven sensor, an oven that shuts off in the middle of a self-clean cycle and the door lock for each cavity.

Renaissance parts are getting scarce. We read the model and serial from the label, confirm availability and then give you a written price. If a control or board cannot be found, we say that before you spend anything.

Key features

30-inch double wall oven
EOR series, Renaissance family
Upper and lower oven control with separate error displays
Self-cleaning cavities

→Codes

Error codes this model can show

F8Dacor Epicure, Millennia and Preference Oven Code F8: Door Latch Motor Alarm C-70Dacor Steam Oven Code C-70: Steam Sensor Reading INSERT MEAT PROBE / REMOVE MEAT PROBEDacor Discovery Wall Oven Message "INSERT MEAT PROBE / REMOVE MEAT PROBE": Probe Prompt C-72Dacor Steam Oven Code C-72: Drain System Problem OPnDacor Heritage and Distinctive Oven Code OPn: Probe Disconnected C-A2Dacor Wall Oven Code C-A2: Cooling Motor Trouble PRBDacor Millennia Wall Oven Code PRB: Probe Not Inserted Properly C-d0Dacor Wall Oven Code C-d0: Control Key Stuck

EORD230EORD230 questions

Why does my lower oven shut off during self-clean?

An overheat shutdown can come from a sensor reading too high, a relay that stays closed or a cooling fan that is not moving air. We test the sensor first, then the relay.

Can the upper and lower ovens be repaired separately?

Yes. Each has its own sensor, elements and lock, so we repair the affected cavity and test the other to make sure it is sound.

What if a new control board does not fix it?

That happens when a sensor or wiring problem sits behind the board. We test those before replacing the board, which lowers the chance of buying the wrong part.

Book a visit

Book repair for your EORD230

Book online in about a minute, or give us a call. Same-day appointments are available inside the Loop on most days, and next-day service across the rest of Houston.

(713) 231-9708