Fred October 29, 2016 for Model Number PDR364GLZS We had a power failure during the night. When I woke up, I noticed the front, blue Oven/Heating indicators were flashing the 2-2 code (eprom?). I pulled the PC board out. No obvious evidence of a surge (flash/burn marking) anywhere on it. But that doesn't mean anything. I read that these boards are often times "misdiagnosed". How to I ensure that the pc board is the issue? Thank You
1 Answer Fred, Typically in a power surge issue the control board would end up being the issue. The only way to test the board is by testing power in and power out of the board. If there is power going in but no power going out then the board would be the issue. Read More...
Thomas October 18, 2016 for Model Number Thermador BUilt in oven model SME272 Looking for control board for oven.
1 Answer Hello Thomas. The model number will have to be verified on the units I.D. tag since the one listed came up invalid. This will be necessary to look up and specific parts such as the one you requested. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Tim June 28, 2016 for Model Number PG364GEBS/09 I have the PG364GEBS/09 and in the bake mode it comes to temp and starts locking and unlocking the door. I had thought that the door only locked in self clean?
1 Answer Hello Tim. Test the temp probe to make sure it is good. If so, you will need to order and replace the control board on the unit. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Tom May 28, 2016 for Model Number PGR364GLZS Thermador pgr364gl oven/stove combo. The light is flashing a code that says the controller needs to be replaced. I can not locate with confidence the correct part. CAn you please tell me what is the correct part for the oven? Thank you.
1 Answer Tom, With the controller error the correct part number to replace will be 00709785 control board and is located at the back of the unit. Read More...
Mike Newton June 27, 2015 for Model Number PGR364GLZS Replaced control board after EPROM failure code. However, now the oven indicating lights are not working properly and the temperature gauge changes as the oven temperature dial is moved instead of reflecting actual oven temperature.
1 Answer Mike, Based on the model number it appears that if you received board part number 00676192 then you got the wrong board. The correct control board that the manufacturer recommends is part number 00709785. Read More...
Norman June 15, 2015 for Model Number pgr304zs I have a Thermador pgr304zs that the control board when into eprom error so I bought the replacement board 00676192. I followed the instructions and carefully match up all the connectors and wires. Now there is no eprom error but the oven comes on for 30 seconds and shuts off.The broiler shuts off immediately.The blue lights flash an error code 43 which is "no cooling fans".This is incorrect because all the fans are spinning and working when it first turn it on.I've tried checking all wiring including the 676192 kit for any errors. This 676192 kit only shows a prg304eh but not a pgr304zs.The ovens did work before the board failure. Can you think of anything I missed? Or a solution to this problem?
1 Answer Norman, Based on the model number that you have, you do not have the correct control board for your unit. The part number that you need for the control board will be 00709785. Read More...
Wayne N. May 30, 2014 for Model Number PDR364GL Thermador Model PDR364GL Changing out an old EAC board with a new EGO board Board Part Number: 00676192 (Bosch) The new board tab connection mapping sheet conflicts with the current tab locations on two relays. Below explains what the current mapping is and what the mapping should be on the new board The wire colors for the current board do not always match the colors on the new board so I am using the colors that I have on my stove and the numbers stamped on the wire. I think if we refer to the numbers instead of the colors it will not cause confusion. Current EAC board K1 DLB1 Input DLB1 (my stove it is a red wire) Output L2 A (my stove it is a blue wire) Goes to baking and convection elements New EGO board K1 DLB1 Input L2 A (my stove it is a blue wire) Output K4 NO (my stove it is a brown wire) Current EAC board K2 DLB2 Input L2 B (my stove it is a red wire) Output K4 NO (my stove it is a brown wire) Goes to broiler New EGO board K2 DLB2 Input L2 B (my stove it is a red wire) Output DLB1 (my stove it is a red wire) For the broiler everything matches Input L1C (black wire) Comes from power box Output DLB2 (brown wire) Goes to broiler element The new configuration will be wires that are currently in input will now be in output. Is that correct?
1 Answer Hello Wayne, If the color of the wires do not match, you need to call the manufacturer and make sure you have the correct board and the correct instruction sheet for the model and serial number you have in your home. They have had some issues with this and if it is not the correct replacement part you can damage your unit by cutting on the harness to accommodate the incorrect board. Read More...
John Wulff July 27, 2013 for Model Number PDR304 Is there anything I need to be aware of when replacing the pc board in this range? I have purchased a replacement 00676192 board and it came with no spec sheet or instructions. It did have a jumper cable in the box. Any hints you can give would be appreciated. Thank you.
1 Answer John, The biggest thing that you will want to make sure of anytime you work with control boards is you will want to make sure that you have a grounding strap as the control boards are static sensitive. Read More...
Bruce January 13, 2013 for Model Number PGR364GL We have to turn the temp gauge to 75 degrees higher to get the desired temp in the oven. For instance if we want the oven at 350 degrees we have to turn the temp dial to 425 degrees. Have been told this is a common problem. Will a new PC board fix this problem?
1 Answer Hello Bruce, This would sound more like an issue with the oven sensor. You should do a resistance reading on the temp probe. The reading should be approximately 1090 at room temp. If it is not within range you will need to replace the sensor 00627375. Read More...
Bill S. December 20, 2012 for Model Number THERMADOR PRO-GRAND PRL364 The oven/bake igniter works intermittently. I checked the voltage across the two probes when the oven/bake is turned and not igniting (57.5 volts) I did not check it while igniting. What is causing this issue? Bill
1 Answer Hello Bill, You need to check the voltage supplied to the unit first. There is no use looking for a problem with the unit if a breaker or power supply issue is present. If you have two 120Vac legs that test together at aproximately 240Vac, you can procede in the unit for the issue. If not, you need to re-post with a model number so we can pull a wiring diagram to assist in the troubleshooting process. Read More...