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A — Dishwasher error codes

Dacor Dishwasher Error Codes
Lookup & Diagnostics

All known error codes for Dacor dishwashers — what each code means, self-check steps, and when to call an experienced technician.

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B — Dishwasher error codes

Dacor dishwasher error codes.

255 codes
Brew Group Jammed
A stuck or jammed brew group is the mechanical condition most often behind the documented group-error message on this Dacor coffee machine, and this page covers it directly.
Coffee Machine →
Clean Group
Dacor coffee machine clean group is a routine maintenance reminder, not an error code, appearing every 50 brewing cycles on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1 Automatic Coffee System.
Coffee Machine →
Descaling Wont Complete
A descaling cycle that stalls or will not finish is a maintenance symptom Dacor gives no dedicated message for on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1 Automatic Coffee System.
Coffee Machine →
Error - Coffee Temperature / Error - Steam Temperature
Dacor coffee machine temperature error covers both the coffee-circuit and steam-circuit messages on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1, each meaning an operation problem in that specific temperature-control circuit.
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Flow Meter Error
Dacor coffee machine flow meter error means no water reached the CM24T-1 tank or the CM24P-1 water supply is not connected or on, disabling the buttons on this discontinued Automatic Coffee System.
Coffee Machine →
Frother No Foam
Dacor coffee machine no milk foam has no dedicated display message on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1, unlike the scheduled milk-cleaning reminder this platform does show.
Coffee Machine →
Grinder Noisy
A noisy Dacor coffee machine grinder is not something the CM24P-1/CM24T-1 display flags with any message, so this page covers the sound-based clues instead.
Coffee Machine →
Grinder Not Grinding
Dacor coffee machine grinder not grinding is a mechanical symptom with no assigned display message on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1 Automatic Coffee System.
Coffee Machine →
Leaking Underneath
Dacor coffee machine leaking underneath is not covered by any of the display messages this CM24P-1/CM24T-1 shows, so this page walks through the physical checks instead.
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Machine Ready - Drawer Out
Dacor coffee machine drawer out is a display message, not an alphanumeric code, meaning the used coffee-grounds bin is not installed properly on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1 Automatic Coffee System.
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Not Brewing
Dacor coffee machine not brewing has no dedicated error code on the CM24 platform — the display normally names a reason, and this page covers what to check when it does not.
Coffee Machine →
Not Hot Enough
Dacor coffee machine not hot enough is a milder version of the same heating concern the CM24P-1/CM24T-1 flags with its coffee-temperature error, but this page is for when no error shows at all.
Coffee Machine →
Please Milk Clean
Dacor coffee machine milk clean is a routine maintenance reminder, not an error code, appearing automatically two hours after the milk-dispensing button was last used on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1.
Coffee Machine →
Steam Wand Blocked
A blocked Dacor coffee machine steam wand triggers no display message of its own on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1 — it is diagnosed by output, not by a code.
Coffee Machine →
System Off - Front Panel Open
Dacor coffee machine panel open is a display message, not a code, shown when the front panel door of a CM24P-1/CM24T-1 Automatic Coffee System is not fully closed.
Coffee Machine →
Timeout Filling Up Broiler
Dacor coffee machine boiler timeout, shown on-screen as "Timeout Filling Up Broiler," is an operation-problem message on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1 meaning the boiler did not fill within its expected time.
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Too Much Coffee
Dacor coffee machine too much coffee is a display message, not a code, meaning too much ground coffee reached the brewing chute or the grind time is misconfigured on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1.
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Water Not Heating
Dacor coffee machine water not heating overlaps with the documented temperature-error message on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1, and this page explains how the two relate.
Coffee Machine →
Weak Watery Coffee
Dacor coffee machine weak coffee describes a taste and strength complaint that Dacor does not assign any error code to on the CM24P-1/CM24T-1.
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Wont Power On
A dark display and no response to power on a Dacor coffee machine is not one of the documented CM24P-1/CM24T-1 messages, since a fully dead unit shows nothing at all.
Coffee Machine →
Xxxxxx Group Error
Dacor coffee machine group error is a genuine error message on a CM24P-1/CM24T-1, appearing when the internal subsystem named in the message detects an operation problem and disables the buttons.
Coffee Machine →
Abnormally High Temperature
A dacor column refrigerator running warm triggers the Abnormally High Temperature alarm — and its twin column next to it may be fine.
Column Refrigeration →
Compressor Short Cycling
A dacor column compressor short-cycling, turning on and off rapidly, is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Condensation Between Panel Frame
Dacor column condensation forming between the panel and door frame is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Door Alarm Triggering Sealed
A dacor column door alarm triggering with the door closed and sealed is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Door Not Flush Magnetic Seal
A dacor column door not staying flush, or a failing magnetic seal, is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Door Open Alarm
A dacor column refrigerator door open alarm is a SmartThings and chime notification, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Excessive Noise Cabinetry
Dacor column excessive noise transmitted through cabinetry is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Filter Replacement Alarm
A dacor column refrigerator filter reminder is a SmartThings alarm, not an error code, on models with water/ice service.
Column Refrigeration →
Ice Maker Not Filling
A dacor column ice maker not filling, in a freezer column, is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Led Lighting Flickering
Dacor column LED interior lighting flickering or dead is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Not Communicating Smartthings
A dacor column not communicating with the SmartThings app is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Not Reaching Set Temperature
A dacor column running but not reaching its set temperature after a long cycle is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
One Side Not Cooling
A dacor column one side not cooling while a paired column stays fine is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Panel Door Misaligned
A dacor column panel-ready door front misaligned or sagging is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Self Check Alarm
The dacor column refrigerator self check alarm is a SmartThings app notification, not a code on the cabinet.
Column Refrigeration →
Twin Columns Out Of Sync
Dacor twin columns cycling out of sync with a temperature mismatch is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Vibration Through Adjacent Cabinetry
Dacor column vibration felt through adjacent cabinetry is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
Water Filter Housing Leaking
A dacor column water filter housing leaking at the base is a symptom, not an error code.
Column Refrigeration →
A2
Dacor cooktop a2 flags a fan motor malfunction on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop, whether the DC motor is blocked or the driving PCB has a wiring defect.
Cooktop →
Burner Wont Light
Dacor cooktop burner wont light is a symptom, not an error code, on Dacor gas cooktops, which have no error-code table at all in either era.
Cooktop →
C0
Dacor cooktop c0 means the top sensor on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop has been read open, so the control cannot confirm the glass surface temperature.
Cooktop →
C1
Dacor cooktop c1 is the top sensor short problem on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop, the mirror-image reading to c0.
Cooktop →
C2
Dacor cooktop c2 flags an open IGBT sensor on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop, the circuit that protects the power electronics rather than the glass surface.
Cooktop →
Child Lock Wont Release
Dacor cooktop child lock stuck is a symptom, not an error code, when the lock indicator stays lit and the panel refuses commands even after the release sequence.
Cooktop →
d0
Dacor cooktop d0 shows when a key on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop has been pressed or held for more than 8 seconds, most often from a wet or stuck keypad.
Cooktop →
F0
Dacor cooktop f0 is a communication failure between the main and sub PCB on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop, a different problem from a Dacor oven f0.
Cooktop →
F1
Dacor cooktop f1 marks a communication failure with the EEPROM on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop.
Cooktop →
F2
Dacor cooktop f2 signals a communication failure with the touch-enabled IC on a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop.
Cooktop →
Glass Surface Cracked
Dacor cooktop glass surface cracked is a symptom, not an error code, and a cracked ceramic-glass top should stop the cooktop being used until it is replaced.
Cooktop →
Humming Noise
Dacor cooktop humming noise is a symptom, not an error code, and on induction models a mild hum or buzz during cooking is often normal electromagnetic operation.
Cooktop →
Knob Wont Click Into Position
Dacor cooktop knob loose detent is a symptom, not an error code, specific to gas cooktops, where a control knob no longer clicks firmly into its marked flame settings.
Cooktop →
One Zone Not Heating
Dacor cooktop one zone not heating is a symptom, not an error code, when the display shows no error at all but a single induction zone stays cold.
Cooktop →
Pan Not Detected
Dacor cooktop pan not detected is a symptom on an induction model, not a Dacor error code, since the cooktop simply will not couple with cookware it cannot magnetically sense.
Cooktop →
Repeated Beeping
Dacor cooktop keeps beeping is a symptom, not an error code, when the cooktop sounds repeatedly with no error shown on the display.
Cooktop →
Shuts Off During Cooking
Dacor cooktop shuts off cooking is a symptom, not an error code, when a zone stops mid-cook with no code shown, most often from a built-in overheat protection timer.
Cooktop →
Touch Controls Unresponsive
Dacor cooktop touch controls unresponsive is a symptom, not an error code, when the panel accepts no taps at all and no error is shown.
Cooktop →
Uneven Heating
Dacor cooktop uneven heating is a symptom, not an error code, when food cooks faster on one side of a pan than the other with no error shown.
Cooktop →
UP
Dacor cooktop up appears when incoming household voltage falls outside the 208-240V range a Samsung-era Modernist induction cooktop needs to operate safely.
Cooktop →
Wont Turn On
Dacor cooktop wont turn on is a symptom, not an error code — a blank display means the cooktop is not getting confirmed power rather than reporting a specific error.
Cooktop →
3C
Dacor dishwasher 3c is a pump operation check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher, distinct from the drain-specific 5c code.
Dishwasher →
4C
Dacor dishwasher 4c is a water supply check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher, an exact string match to Samsung's own published dishwasher code.
Dishwasher →
5C
Dacor dishwasher 5c is a drain check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher, run as a functional check via a detergent test cycle, and another exact match to Samsung's own code.
Dishwasher →
AP
Dacor dishwasher ap is not a problem at all — it is a smartphone/app pairing prompt on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
Cycle Stuck Running
Dacor dishwasher cycle wont finish is a symptom, not an error code, when a cycle appears to run indefinitely without ever completing or displaying a code.
Dishwasher →
Detergent Not Dissolving
Dacor dishwasher detergent not dissolving is a symptom, not an error code, when the detergent cup stays full or partly full after a completed cycle.
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Door Wont Latch
Dacor dishwasher door wont latch is a symptom, not an error code, when the door will not click closed enough for a cycle to begin.
Dishwasher →
F-1
Dacor dishwasher f-1 flags an inlet valve failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, when the WPS sensor cannot confirm water reached the tub after a fill.
Dishwasher →
F-2
Dacor dishwasher f-2 signals a circulation pump failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, when the power board never detects the pump relay closing.
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F-3
Dacor dishwasher f-3 is an electrical/heater failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, when no temperature rise is detected within the expected time during wash or rinse.
Dishwasher →
F-4
Dacor dishwasher f-4 is a drain pump failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, when the WPS sensor still detects water in the sump after a drain cycle should have finished.
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F-5
Dacor dishwasher f-5 is an air flow fan failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, tied to the drying-cycle ventilation system.
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F-6
Dacor dishwasher f-6 is a controller/Floor Guard leak-detection failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, and it should be treated as urgent.
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F-7
Dacor dishwasher f-7 is an EEPROM failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, pointing at the control board's stored configuration data.
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F-8
Dacor dishwasher f-8 is a communication failure between the control board and power board on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, often traced to a wet connector in the door-to-base harness.
Dishwasher →
F-9
Dacor dishwasher f-9 is a WPS sensor failure on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) EDW/IDW dishwashers, the water-presence, turbidity, and temperature sensor at the center of the whole platform.
Dishwasher →
HC
Dacor dishwasher hc is a high-temperature heating check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher.
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LC
Dacor dishwasher lc is a leakage-check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher, and it should shut off water and power immediately.
Dishwasher →
Leaking From Bottom
Dacor dishwasher leaking bottom is a symptom, not an error code, distinct from the coded lc and f-6 leak problems, when water is visible but no code has appeared yet.
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Leaving Dishes Wet
Dacor dishwasher dishes still wet is a symptom, not an error code, distinct from the coded f-5 air-flow fan failure since no code appears on the display.
Dishwasher →
Loud Grinding Noise
Dacor dishwasher grinding noise is a symptom, not an error code, most often caused by a hard object caught in the pump or spray arm rather than a coded pump failure.
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Not Draining
Dacor dishwasher not draining is a symptom, not an error code, on models where standing water remains in the tub without triggering f-4 or 5c.
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Not Filling With Water
Dacor dishwasher not filling is a symptom, not an error code, on models or moments where no f-1 or 4c code has appeared but water is clearly absent.
Dishwasher →
PC
Dacor dishwasher pc is a zone-wash function check problem on a Samsung-era Modernist dishwasher, tied to its selective zone-spray feature rather than the whole wash system.
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Smells Bad
Dacor dishwasher bad smell is a symptom, not an error code, and usually points to food residue or standing water rather than any electrical or mechanical failure.
Dishwasher →
Wont Start
Dacor dishwasher wont start is a symptom, not an error code, when the unit shows no display response at all rather than a specific error.
Dishwasher →
Abnormally High Temperature
A dacor freezer running warm triggers the Abnormally High Temperature app alarm — a food-safety emergency measured in hours on this appliance.
Freezer →
Burning Electrical Smell
A dacor freezer burning or electrical smell is a symptom, not an error code, and needs an immediate safe response.
Freezer →
Door Alarm Chiming Closed
A dacor freezer door alarm chiming with the door fully closed is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Door Frost Around Gasket
Dacor freezer frost around door gasket, or a door not sealing, is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Door Open Alarm
A dacor freezer door open alarm on the column freezer is a SmartThings and chime notification, not an error code.
Freezer →
Excessive Vibration Walking
A dacor freezer with excessive vibration or unit walking from its spot is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Filter Replacement Alarm
A dacor freezer filter replacement reminder is a SmartThings alarm, not an error code, for models with an ice maker.
Freezer →
Food Thawing Despite Set Temperature
Dacor freezer food thawing despite the display showing the correct set temperature is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Heavy Frost Interior Walls
Dacor freezer heavy frost buildup on interior walls is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Ice Maker Not Producing Ice
A dacor freezer ice maker not filling or producing ice is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Interior Light Not Working
A dacor freezer interior light not working is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Loud Buzzing Clicking Knocking
A dacor freezer knocking noise or loud buzzing is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Not Detected Smartthings
A dacor freezer not detected by the SmartThings app is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Not Freezing Running Warm
A dacor freezer not freezing food properly is a symptom, not an error code, and a food-safety concern.
Freezer →
Runs Constantly Compressor
A dacor freezer compressor never cycles off is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Self Check Alarm
The dacor freezer self check alarm is a SmartThings app notification, not a code on the column freezer cabinet.
Freezer →
Temperature Display Unresponsive
A dacor freezer temperature display frozen or unresponsive is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Water Moisture Pooling Base
Dacor freezer water or moisture pooling at the base is a symptom, not an error code.
Freezer →
Clock Resets After Use
A dacor microwave clock resets after every use is a symptom, not an error code — usually a power-related issue.
Microwave →
Convection Not Heating
A dacor microwave convection element not heating, on combi models, is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Display Blank Or Dim
A dacor microwave display blank or dim is a symptom, not an error code — check power delivery first.
Microwave →
Door Wont Latch
A dacor microwave door wont latch or seal properly is a symptom, not an error code, and it prevents the unit from running.
Microwave →
ERROR
The dacor microwave error display is the only word this appliance shows, and it is not an error-code table.
Microwave →
Error Display Repeatedly
Dacor microwave error message repeatedly appearing on the display is a symptom that has its own dedicated page.
Microwave →
Interior Light Issue
A dacor microwave interior light stuck on or not turning on is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Keypad Unresponsive
Dacor microwave keypad buttons unresponsive to touch is a symptom, not an error code.
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Loud Buzzing Humming
A dacor microwave loud buzzing sound while cooking is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Sensor Cook Ends Wrong Time
A dacor microwave sensor cook cycle timing problem — ending too early or too late — is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Sparking Inside
Dacor microwave sparking during operation is a symptom, not an error code, and should stop the microwave being used until checked.
Microwave →
Stops Mid Cycle
A dacor microwave stops mid cycle for no apparent reason is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Turntable Not Turning
A dacor microwave turntable not turning is a symptom, not an error code — usually a simple mechanical fix.
Microwave →
Vent Fan Not Exhausting
A dacor microwave vent fan not exhausting properly, on over-the-range models, is a symptom, not an error code.
Microwave →
Wont Heat
A dacor microwave not heating food while the turntable still runs is a symptom, not a Dacor error code.
Microwave →
Baking Unevenly
Dacor oven baking unevenly is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — hot spots usually trace back to convection airflow or element balance.
Oven →
Broil Element Not Glowing
Dacor oven broil element not glowing is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a dark element during broil usually means the element itself has failed.
Oven →
Burning Smell After Power On
Dacor oven burning smell is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a brief odor on first use is normal, but a smell after that points to a real problem.
Oven →
C-20
Dacor oven c-20 means the oven sensor has been read open or shorted while the oven was actively operating on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-21
Dacor oven c-21 warns of abnormally high internal temperature on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-23
Dacor oven c-23 flags the temperature probe sensor shorted while operating on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-30
Dacor oven c-30 means the PCB sensor has been read open or shorted while operating on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-31
Dacor oven c-31 warns of abnormally high PCB temperature on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-72
Dacor oven c-72 covers a steam sensor failure on combi models or a drain system problem on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
Oven →
C-A2
Dacor oven c-a2 signals abnormal cooling-fan motor function on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-d0
Dacor oven c-d0 shows when a control key on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven has been stuck or shorted for a full minute.
Oven →
C-d1
Dacor oven c-d1 means the door lock has been detected mispositioned on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
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C-F0
Dacor oven c-f0 flags a communication failure between the main and sub PBA on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
Oven →
C-F2
Dacor oven c-f2 marks a communication failure between the main PBA and the touch panel on a Samsung-era Modernist wall oven.
Oven →
Convection Fan Not Running
Dacor oven convection fan not running is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a silent fan usually means the motor, not the control board.
Oven →
Display Dim Or Blank
Dacor oven display dim or blank is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a control panel that will not light usually means it has no power at all, so no code can show.
Oven →
Door Wont Seal
Dacor oven door wont seal is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — here is what a gap around the door usually means.
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F0
Dacor oven f0 points to a shorted or jammed input device on the Classic ERC control board found in Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) wall ovens.
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F1
Dacor oven f1 is the Classic ERC System Watchdog Circuit failure, meaning the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) wall oven detected a bake or broil system failure.
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F2
Dacor oven f2 signals Heating Mode High Temperature — a runaway heat condition on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC control.
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F3
Dacor oven f3 flags a shorted oven temperature sensor on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC control board.
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F4
Dacor oven f4 marks an open oven temperature sensor circuit on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC control.
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F5
Dacor oven f5 is an ERC self-diagnostic failure calling for board replacement on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC platform.
Oven →
F6
Dacor oven f6 is an EEPROM checksum error on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC board, and Dacor documents it as an ERC replacement problem.
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F7
Dacor oven f7 signals a door-lock phase circuit failure where the lock stayed enabled above the temperature it should have released at, on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) ovens.
Oven →
F8
Dacor oven f8 means the door-locking motor ran for two minutes without the phase switch registering a change, on Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC wall ovens.
Oven →
Light Not Working
Dacor oven light not working is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the display will not show anything for a burned-out bulb.
Oven →
Loud Clicking Noise
Dacor oven loud clicking noise is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — relays and igniters both click as part of normal operation, but a change in pattern is worth checking.
Oven →
Preheats Slowly
Dacor oven preheats slowly is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a bake element losing efficiency is the most common reason.
Oven →
Self Clean Wont Start
Dacor oven self clean wont start is a symptom, not a Dacor error code on its own — though the same lock system can produce F7 or C-d1 if it partially engages.
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Broil Element Glows Oven Runs Cold
Dacor range oven runs cold is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a glowing broil element paired with a cold bake cycle usually points to the bake element or its relay.
Range →
C-20
Dacor range c-20 means the oven sensor has been read open or shorted while the oven was actively operating on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-21
Dacor range c-21 warns of abnormally high internal oven temperature on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-23
Dacor range c-23 flags the temperature probe sensor shorted while operating on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-30
Dacor range c-30 means the PCB sensor has been read open or shorted while operating on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-31
Dacor range c-31 warns of abnormally high PCB temperature on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-70
Dacor range c-70 is listed by Dacor alongside c-72 as a cooling and drain related problem on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-72
Dacor range c-72 covers a steam sensor failure or a drain system problem on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range with steam-assisted oven functions.
Range →
C-A2
Dacor range c-a2 signals abnormal cooling-fan motor function on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-d1
Dacor range c-d1 means the oven door lock has been detected mispositioned on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-F0
Dacor range c-f0 flags a communication failure between the main and sub PBA on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
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C-F2
Dacor range c-f2 marks a communication failure between the main PBA and the touch panel on a Samsung-era Modernist Pro Range.
Range →
Clock Resets After Use
Dacor range clock resets is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a clock that reverts to 12:00 usually points to a brief power interruption, not a control failure.
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Cooktop Burner Wont Ignite
Dacor range burner wont ignite is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the range oven can still work perfectly while one burner refuses to light.
Range →
Delayed Ignition Bang
Dacor range delayed ignition bang is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a loud whoomph on ignition is a gas-related safety concern separate from any oven code.
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F0
Dacor range f0 points to a shorted or jammed input device on the Classic ERC control board fitted to Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) ranges.
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F1
Dacor range f1 has two documented meanings depending on the platform: System Watchdog Circuit on the Classic ERC sheet, or a general internal problem on the ER30D/36D/48D range technical manual.
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F10
Dacor range f10 points to a shorted element relay or intermittent/loose temperature-sensor wiring on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F11
Dacor range f11 is a shorted key problem on the control panel keypad membrane, specific to the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F13
Dacor range f13 is a control panel failure on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F14
Dacor range f14 is a defective power board failure on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F15
Dacor range f15 is a second, distinct defective power board failure on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
Range →
F2
Dacor range f2 has two documented meanings: Heating Mode High Temperature on the Classic ERC sheet, or a communication problem between the control panel and relay board on the ER30D/36D/48D manual.
Range →
F20
Dacor range f20 flags a loose or defective data cable between the relay board and control panel on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F3
Dacor range f3 has two documented meanings: a shorted oven temperature sensor on the Classic ERC sheet, or a general external problem on the ER30D/36D/48D manual.
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F30
Dacor range f30 covers a shorted or open oven temperature sensor, or its wiring, on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
Range →
F31
Dacor range f31 is documented with F30 as a shorted or open oven temperature sensor, or its wiring, on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
Range →
F32
Dacor range f32 covers a loose or defective data cable, or a defective control-panel membrane, on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
Range →
F4
Dacor range f4 marks an open oven temperature sensor circuit on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC range platform.
Range →
F5
Dacor range f5 is an ERC self-diagnostic failure calling for control board replacement on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC range platform.
Range →
F6
Dacor range f6 is an EEPROM checksum error on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC range platform, documented as an ERC replacement problem.
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F7
Dacor range f7 signals a door-lock phase circuit failure on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC range platform, where the lock stayed engaged above the temperature it should have released at.
Range →
F8
Dacor range f8 means the door-locking motor ran for two minutes without the phase switch registering a change, on the Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) Classic ERC range platform.
Range →
F9
Dacor range f9 is a door lock failure on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
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F90
Dacor range f90 flags loose or defective cables to the door latch, or a defective door latch assembly, on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform.
Range →
F95
Dacor range f95 is a defective power board failure on the ER30D/ER36D/ER48D Legacy Dacor (pre-2016) range platform, the third code on this platform pointing to that board.
Range →
Gas Odor Burners Off
Dacor range gas smell burners off is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a persistent gas odor with every burner off is a safety issue to act on immediately, not to diagnose yourself.
Range →
Control Panel Unresponsive
A dacor range hood control panel unresponsive with no lights or beeps is a symptom, not an error code.
Range Hood →
Downdraft Vent Not Moving
A dacor downdraft vent not raising or lowering is a symptom on downdraft models, not an error code.
Range Hood →
Excessive Vibration High Speed
A dacor range hood vibration at high speed is a symptom, not an error code — usually a balance or mounting issue.
Range Hood →
Fan Not Turning On
A dacor range hood fan not working at all is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the manual has no code table for range hoods.
Range Hood →
Fan Speed Wont Change
A dacor range hood fan speed not changing when buttons are pressed is a symptom, not an error code.
Range Hood →
Fan Wont Turn Off
A dacor range hood fan wont shut off is a symptom to check, not an error code — the manual describes it as a control issue.
Range Hood →
Grease Filter Light Stuck
A dacor range hood filter indicator light stuck on after cleaning is a symptom, not an error code — usually just needs a reset.
Range Hood →
Lights Out Fan Working
Dacor range hood lights not working while the fan runs fine is a symptom described in the manual, not an error code.
Range Hood →
Rattling Buzzing Blower
A dacor range hood rattling buzzing noise from the blower is a symptom, not an error code, and worth checking before it worsens.
Range Hood →
Remote Control Not Communicating
A dacor range hood remote not responding to a wall control is a symptom, not an error code — often a battery or pairing issue.
Range Hood →
Shuts Off Mid Cook
A dacor range hood shuts off mid cook unexpectedly is a symptom, not an error code, and worth checking promptly.
Range Hood →
Smoke Not Clearing
Dacor range hood smoke or odor not clearing despite the fan running is a symptom, not an error code — an exhaust-path issue.
Range Hood →
Turns On By Itself
A dacor range hood turns on by itself condition is a symptom, not an error code — often the Auto-On overheat protection working correctly.
Range Hood →
Weak Airflow
A dacor range hood weak airflow condition is a symptom, not an error code — a common ducting and filter issue.
Range Hood →
Interior Light Wont Reset
Dacor range interior light wont reset is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a burned-out oven light with a control that will not clear its indicator often points to two separate small issues.
Range →
Knobs Clicking Loosely
Dacor range knobs feel loose is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — worn detents inside the knob or valve stem usually cause this, not the electronics.
Range →
Oven And Cooktop Lose Power
Dacor range loses power intermittently is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the whole range going dark points upstream of the appliance itself.
Range →
Oven Door Wont Close Flush
Dacor range door wont close flush is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — a gap at the oven door beneath the cooktop points to the hinge or gasket, not the electronics.
Range →
Warming Drawer Not Heating
Dacor range warming drawer not heating is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the drawer runs on its own simple heating circuit separate from the oven controls.
Range →
Auto Reignition Not Working
When dacor rangetop auto reignition not working happens after a flame-out, that is a symptom, not an error code.
Rangetop →
Burner Not Igniting
A dacor rangetop burner not igniting is a symptom page, not a Dacor error code — Dacor publishes no code table for rangetops.
Rangetop →
Continuous Clicking After Lighting
Continuous clicking after a dacor rangetop burner lights is a symptom, not a Dacor error code — the manual has no code for it.
Rangetop →
Control Knob Loose
A dacor rangetop control knob loose or not clicking into detents is a symptom, not an error code.
Rangetop →
Gas Smell No Flame
A dacor rangetop gas smell no flame condition is a symptom page, not a Dacor error code, and it needs immediate safe handling.
Rangetop →
Grates Burner Caps Misaligned
Dacor rangetop grates caps misaligned after cleaning is a symptom, not an error code — an easy fix most owners can do themselves.
Rangetop →
Griddle Heating Unevenly
A dacor rangetop griddle heating unevenly is a symptom on models with a griddle or grill zone, not an error code.
Rangetop →
Igniter Sparks No Ignition
A dacor rangetop igniter sparks no ignition case is a symptom, not an error code — the spark is present but the gas is not lighting.
Rangetop →
One Burner Dead
When a dacor rangetop one burner dead condition shows up, that is a symptom page, not a Dacor error code.
Rangetop →
Simmer Burner Goes Out
A dacor rangetop simmer burner goes out repeatedly is a symptom, not an error code — usually a low-flame adjustment issue.
Rangetop →
Slow Reaching Full Flame
A dacor rangetop burner slow reaching full flame is a symptom, not an error code — usually a supply pressure or blockage issue.
Rangetop →
Sparking When Burner Off
A dacor rangetop sparking when burner off is a symptom, not an error code, and it should be addressed promptly.
Rangetop →
Uneven Flame Pattern
A dacor rangetop uneven flame pattern is a symptom to check, not an error code — Dacor publishes none for this condition.
Rangetop →
Yellow Orange Flame
A dacor rangetop yellow orange flame is a symptom, not an error code — Dacor publishes no code for burner flame color.
Rangetop →
Abnormally High Temperature
A dacor refrigerator running warm triggers the Abnormally High Temperature app alarm, not a cabinet code — a food-safety issue on this appliance.
Refrigerator →
Compressor Runs Constantly
A dacor refrigerator compressor runs constantly and never cycles off is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Condensation On Exterior Panels
Dacor refrigerator condensation on exterior panels is a symptom, not an error code, tied mostly to humidity and installation.
Refrigerator →
Control Panel Unresponsive
A dacor refrigerator control panel blank or unresponsive is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Door Not Sealing Gasket
A dacor refrigerator door gasket not sealing is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Door Open Alarm
A dacor refrigerator door open alarm is a SmartThings and audible chime notification, not a cabinet error code.
Refrigerator →
Excessive Frost Buildup Freezer
Dacor refrigerator excessive frost buildup in the freezer section is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Filter Replacement Alarm
A dacor refrigerator filter replacement reminder is a SmartThings alarm, not an error code, for the water/ice filter.
Refrigerator →
Freezer Cold Fridge Warm
A dacor fridge side warm while the freezer stays cold is a symptom, not an error code, and usually points to shared airflow.
Refrigerator →
Ice Maker Not Producing Ice
A dacor refrigerator ice maker not making ice is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Interior Light Not Working
A dacor refrigerator interior light not working is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Loud Clicking Buzzing Noise
A dacor refrigerator loud clicking or buzzing noise is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Not Cooling To Set Temperature
A dacor refrigerator not cooling properly to its set temperature is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Self Check Alarm
The dacor refrigerator self check alarm is a SmartThings app notification, not a code on the cabinet.
Refrigerator →
Smartthings App Offline
A dacor refrigerator app shows offline or wont connect to Wi-Fi is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Temperature Display Flashing
A dacor refrigerator temperature display flashing or frozen is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Water Dispenser Not Working
A dacor refrigerator water dispenser not working is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Water Leaking Onto Floor
A dacor refrigerator leaking water on floor is a symptom, not an error code.
Refrigerator →
Abnormally High Temperature
A dacor wine column running warm triggers the Abnormally High Temperature alarm — a slow, silent problem, not a food-safety emergency.
Wine Refrigeration →
Bottles Too Cold Tartrates
Dacor wine bottles too cold, with tartrate crystals forming on white wine, is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Bottles Warm Despite Display
Dacor wine bottles feeling too warm despite a correct display temperature is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Compressor Runs Constantly
A dacor wine column compressor running constantly, never cycling off, is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Deodorizer Filter Alarm
A dacor wine column Deodorizer Filter Replacement alarm is a SmartThings notification, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Door Alarm Sounding Closed
A dacor wine column door alarm sounding despite the door being fully closed is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Door Opening Alarm
A dacor wine column Door Opening alarm is a SmartThings and chime notification, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Door Seal Condensation Inside
A dacor wine column with a door that wont seal, and condensation forming inside, is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Dual Zone One Off Temperature
A dacor wine column dual-zone unit with one zone off-temperature is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Filter Reminder Wont Clear
A dacor wine column deodorizer filter reminder that wont clear after replacement is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Loud Buzzing Humming Rattling
A dacor wine column loud buzzing, humming, or rattling noise is a symptom, not an error code, and can disturb bottles nearby.
Wine Refrigeration →
Not Cooling At All
A dacor wine column not cooling at all is a symptom, not an error code — a slow risk to a collection, not an emergency.
Wine Refrigeration →
Not Detected Smartthings
A dacor wine column not detected by the SmartThings app is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Not Powering On Blank Display
A dacor wine column not powering on at all, with a blank display, is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Self Check Alarm
The dacor wine column self check alarm is a SmartThings app notification, not a code on the cabinet.
Wine Refrigeration →
Shelves Racking Rattling
Dacor wine shelves or racking rattling at certain vibration levels is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Temperature Swinging Shelves
Dacor wine column temperature swinging noticeably between top and bottom shelves is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Uv Lighting Not Working
A dacor wine column interior or UV-filtered lighting not working is a symptom, not an error code.
Wine Refrigeration →
Dacor dishwasher error codes (Legacy F-codes vs Samsung-era letters)

Two systems that never cross over

A Legacy Dacor dishwasher, built on the EDW or IDW water-presence-sensor platform, answers with an F-1 through F-9 code straight from Dacor’s own service manual. A Samsung-era dishwasher, internally documented under the Samsung project name DW9500MD, drops the F-dash system entirely for a two-character letter code — LC, 4C, 5C, HC, 3C, or PC — and two of those, 4C and 5C, are exact string matches to Samsung’s own published dishwasher codes.

What the Legacy codes report

F-1 points at the inlet valve when the controller cannot detect water after a fill, F-4 points at the drain pump when water is still present after draining, F-6 flags the Aqua-Stop-style leak-detection system, and F-8 marks a communication break between the control board and the power board, often traced to a wet connector in the door-to-base harness.

What the Samsung-era codes report

LC signals a detected leak and calls for the water supply and breaker to be shut off, 4C means the water supply is closed or the inlet line is frozen or clogged, 5C is a drain check run during a detergent test cycle, HC flags the heating system, and AP is only an app-pairing prompt, not a fault.

When to call

An LC alert, or a 4C that persists after checking the supply line, deserves an experienced technician with the correct genuine OEM or trusted-supplier part for the exact generation. Visit the dishwasher error codes page or the error-codes library, then book dishwasher repair.

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