On Viking wall ovens with the EOC4 control, including the Designer DDOE305, DSOE301, the D3 RDSOE306 and the Professional VESO130, F06 means an invalid model header. The control reads a model header when it powers up,…
On Viking wall ovens with the EOC4 control, including the Designer DDOE305, DSOE301, the D3 RDSOE306 and the Professional VESO130, F06 means an invalid model header. The control reads a model header when it powers up, and that header came back undefined. Because the control does not know which oven it belongs to, the EOC4 is inoperable and F06 stays on the display.
1. Turn off the oven and its breaker for a minute, then restore power. This makes the control read the model header again. 2. Watch whether F06 returns when the display lights. 3. If it does, stop using the oven. The header is part of the control electronics, so there is nothing to adjust at home.
It is the identification the control reads at power-up to learn which oven it is. F06 means that identification came back undefined, so the control does not know what to run.
Possibly, if the read failed just once. If F06 returns after the breaker reset, the control or its header connection needs to be repaired or replaced.
No. The EOC4 is inoperable with F06, so it will not run bake, broil or clean until the header problem is corrected by a technician.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.