RNWO130
Dacor Renaissance RNWO130 Oven Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Relay board wear that leaves the oven without heat
- Latch motor that quits as a clean begins
- Keypad membrane that registers stuck keys
- Sensor reading
Dacor’s RNWO130 is a 30-inch single Renaissance wall oven, discontinued, with suffix versions such as RNWO130EB, RNWO130EW and RNWO130ES. It has a motorized door latch for self-clean. If you own one, it has likely been cooking for years, and we can repair it.
We think of this oven in terms of a short list. Relay board wear is the main reason it stops heating, since the board’s relays switch the elements on and off. The latch motor is the next, because it can quit just as a clean begins and leave the door half locked. A keypad membrane that sends stuck keys is the third.
Renaissance parts are not as plentiful as they once were. The model and serial on the data label let us confirm what can be ordered, and the quote reaches you in writing before work, backed by 30 days of warranty on the repair.
Key features
- 30-inch single wall oven
- Renaissance line
- Versions RNWO130EB, RNWO130EW and RNWO130ES
- Self-cleaning with a motorized door latch
Error codes this model can show
Why did my RNWO130 stop heating?
A worn relay on the relay board is a leading cause. We test the relays, the elements and the sensor, and tell you which part has failed.
The latch stopped at the start of a clean. Is that dangerous?
It may leave the door locked or only partly locked. Let the oven cool, leave the door alone and call us, and we will test the latch motor and its switch.
Can the relay board be repaired?
Sometimes a relay can be replaced on the board, and sometimes the whole board is needed. We tell you which, and what it costs, before work begins.
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