F02 on Viking wall ovens with the EOC4 control, such as the Designer DSOE301, DDOE305, the D3 RDSOE306 and the Professional VESO130, reports that the RTD sensor is open or shorted. The RTD is the probe…
F02 on Viking wall ovens with the EOC4 control, such as the Designer DSOE301, DDOE305, the D3 RDSOE306 and the Professional VESO130, reports that the RTD sensor is open or shorted. The RTD is the probe that measures oven cavity temperature. Without a usable reading the control cancels any cook or clean cycle in progress and the EOC4 becomes inoperable until the sensor is repaired.
1. Turn the oven off and allow it to cool completely. 2. Turn off the oven's breaker for a minute and restore it. 3. Try a short bake at a low temperature and see whether F02 returns. 4. If it does, stop using the oven. The probe sits inside the cavity at the back and the connector is behind the wall, so leave both alone.
It is a resistance temperature detector, the oven's thermometer. Its resistance changes with heat, and the control reads that number to hold the set temperature steady.
No, the control cancels the cycle. Running without a reliable temperature could damage the oven or your food, so it stops instead and waits for a repair.
Either one. We measure the probe and check the connection before replacing anything, and we quote the price in writing before any part is ordered for your oven.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.