Viking DSOE301SS - Fan Relay; Fan-Hi Speed; Fan-Low Speed

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Service Diagnostics and Procedures
Control Board Diagnosis
Fan Relay
The unit is designed to operate a two-speed
cooling motor. The DSOE and DDOE series utilize
a one- speed motor so both the HI and LO speeds
are jumped together on the control board. On
initial startup, the Fan Power relay (K8) and the
LO speed (K9) is selected. When the oven temp
reaches proper temperature, the board will switch
the speed relay to HI. However, both are jumped
together so this change is not noticed. If a fan error
is shown, proceed with the test shown below.
When the unit is switched on, voltage is sent to the
fan relay coil(s). A red LED (D20, D22) in front of
each coil verifies coil voltage is being sent to that
particular relay. This does not indicate however that
the relays are functioning.
When a cooking program is activated, the initial
cooling fan speed depends on the cycle selected.
When set for CONVECTION ROAST, CONVECTION
BROIL, HIGH BROIL, MEDIUM BROIL and SELF
CLEAN, the fan runs at HIGH speed.
BAKE, CONVECTION BAKE, TRU CONVECTION
and LOW BROIL start at LOW speed and when the
oven temperature reaches 400˚F, the EOC switches
to HIGH speed.
When the oven is turned off (cycle selector in OFF
position), the fan switches from high to low when
the temperature at the RTD drops below 375˚F, and
shuts off completely when the temperature drops
below 250˚F.
To test, disconnect power and disconnect P11
Molex plug. With voltmeter set for AC voltage,
check between neutral and the terminal. The
reading should be 120 VAC. If 0 volts are shown
and the red LED (D20 D22) is illuminated, the
control board should be replaced.
Fan–Hi Speed
When the EOC calls fan operation, K8 relay is
energized and the fan operates. When a program
calls for LOW speed, K9 is energized. Because both
are tied together, the results are the same.
With both relays engaged and voltmeter set
for AC voltage, check between neutral and
each terminal. The reading should be 120 VAC.
If 0 volts is measured and red LED (D20 D22) is
illuminated, then the control board needs to be
replaced.
Fan–Lo Speed
K8
LED
K8
K9
LED
LED