DCS WOSV230 Wall Oven Codes F1-10 to F1-21: Group of Technical Alerts
This page covers the F1 codes from ten up to twenty-one, except sixteen, on the DCS WOSV230 and WODV230. All of them are three-part technical alerts, and the owner's manual explains none of the numbers separately.…
- Code
- F1-10 / F1-11 / F1-12 / F1-13 / F1-14 / F1-15 / F1-17 / F1-18 / F1-19 / F1-20 / F1-21
- Appliance
- Wall Oven
- Brand
- DCS
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F1-10 / F1-11 / F1-12 / F1-13 / F1-14 / F1-15 / F1-17 / F1-18 / F1-19 / F1-20 / F1-21 means
This page covers the F1 codes from ten up to twenty-one, except sixteen, on the DCS WOSV230 and WODV230. All of them are three-part technical alerts, and the owner's manual explains none of the numbers separately. They trace back to the electronics for the clock and the power supply, so the display tells you an alert exists but not which circuit it came from. The oven may stop heating and hold the code on the display until it is checked.
Common causes of F1-10 / F1-11 / F1-12 / F1-13 / F1-14 / F1-15 / F1-17 / F1-18 / F1-19 / F1-20 / F1-21
- A clock board or its connections
- A power board or its supply
- A sensor or control circuit that reports to those boards
1. Write down the exact code, since we handle each number differently. 2. Wait for the fans to stop and the oven to cool. 3. Once the oven is cool and quiet, switch it off at the breaker. 4. Leave the oven off. 5. Give us the code and your model number when you book.
- Because many numbers share one general description, your exact code decides which circuit we test first.
- We do not replace boards on a guess, and a part is confirmed as available before any repair begins.
- You see a written price first, and we are straightforward if repairing is not worth it.
Other Wall Oven codes
Why are so many F1 codes on one page?
The owner's manual treats them all as technical alerts and does not explain the individual numbers. Your exact code tells us where to start testing the electronics.
Does a higher number mean a bigger problem?
Not necessarily. The numbers are not ranked by severity in the owner's manual, so we do not read a bigger number as a bigger problem.
What do I do first?
Write the code down, let the fans stop and the oven cool, then switch off at the breaker. After that, give us a call to arrange the visit.
Still seeing F1-10 / F1-11 / F1-12 / F1-13 / F1-14 / F1-15 / F1-17 / F1-18 / F1-19 / F1-20 / F1-21?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.