Three tables for one appliance
A Legacy Dacor range shares the short F0-through-F8 Classic ERC table with the wall oven when it is built on that same PGR, RSE, RSG, or ERD platform. A separate Legacy range family — the ER30D, ER36D, and ER48D — runs its own longer F-code list stretching from F1 to F95, and that list’s F1, F2, and F3 mean something different from the Classic table’s F1, F2, and F3, even though the digits match. A Samsung-era Modernist Pro range, such as the DOP48M86D or DOP36M86D, drops both F-code systems for the C-prefixed codes shared with the Modernist wall oven.
Reading the ER-series list
On the ER30D/36D/48D platform, F2 flags a communication fault between the control panel and the relay board, F13 and F14 point at the control panel or the power board outright, F20 and F32 concern the data cable between boards, and F90 points at the door latch.
Reading the Samsung-era list
The Modernist Pro range’s C-20, C-21, C-30, and C-31 codes report the same sensor and PCB conditions documented for the wall oven, and C-F0 or C-F2 still mark a communication break between boards or the touch panel.
When to call
Because three separate tables exist for one category, matching the code to the exact range platform is the job before any part is ordered — work for an experienced technician carrying the correct genuine OEM or trusted-supplier part. Visit the range error codes page or the error-codes library, then book range repair.