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EORS130

Dacor EORS130 Single Oven Repair

Most common issues on this model

Oven sensor readings
Overheat shutdowns during baking or cleaning
Door latch and lock during self-clean
Relay board connections

Part of the Epicure Renaissance family, the EORS130 is a single wall oven, 30 inches across, from an older Dacor line that is now discontinued. A Renaissance oven is now an old friend in many kitchens, and we repair them. The EORS130SCH is the same oven with a finish suffix.

Its control is built around a relay board and an ERC control, which work together to switch the elements, read the sensor and manage the door lock. Most of our checks come from that relationship. A drifting sensor, a relay that sticks, or a latch that does not confirm it has locked can each cause an oven to shut down or refuse to start a clean.

Renaissance ovens are older now, and their parts have become scarce, so we find out what exists before ordering anything. The data label supplies the model and serial, the price comes in writing, and we are direct when an oven is not worth the repair.

Key features

Single wall oven, 30 inches wide
EOR series, Epicure Renaissance
Relay board and ERC control
Self-cleaning

→Codes

Error codes this model can show

F4Dacor Epicure, Millennia and Preference Oven Code F4: Open Sensor Circuit F6Dacor Epicure, Millennia and Preference Oven Code F6: Memory Checksum Error F7Dacor Classic Wall Oven Code F7: Self-Clean Door Lock Circuit 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

EORS130EORS130 questions

Why does my EORS130 shut down while baking?

An overheat shutdown can come from a sensor that reads high or a relay that stays closed. We test the sensor and relay board with the power off before replacing either.

What is the relay board for?

It switches the elements and talks to the control. When a relay wears out, the oven may not bake at all or may overheat, so we inspect the relay contacts and solder joints.

The self-clean cycle will not start. What do we check?

The door must sense that it is locked. We test the latch motor and the lock switch, then the control, because a cycle will not start if the lock is not confirmed.

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(713) 231-9708