Dacor Oven Error Code U24
Upper/single oven ambient temperature probe open
Upper/single oven ambient temperature probe open - A/D value of 0XF0 or higher registered on relay board thermistor.
First step from the service manual
Clear error and check oven by running a basic cooking mode. Replace upper relay board.
The complete diagnostic procedure includes additional test steps, resistance specifications, wiring diagram references, and component test points.
Get the full diagnostic procedure for U24.
- Step-by-step tests with expected resistance, voltage, and continuity values
- Wiring diagram references and connector pinouts from the OEM service manual
- Verified part numbers when replacement is required
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What U24 means on a Dacor oven
Error code U24 on a Dacor oven indicates that the ambient temperature probe on the upper or single oven relay board has gone open circuit. The relay board contains an onboard thermistor used to monitor the ambient temperature of the board itself, not the oven cavity temperature. When the analog-to-digital converter on the relay board registers a value of 0xF0 or higher, the control interprets this as an open thermistor signal, meaning the probe is no longer returning a valid resistance reading within the expected range.
An open thermistor condition typically occurs when the thermistor has failed internally, breaking the circuit and causing the A/D value to rail at the high end of its scale. This can also result from a wiring harness issue between the thermistor and the relay board, such as a loose connector, a corroded terminal, or a broken wire in the circuit. Because the thermistor is integrated with or mounted on the relay board itself, isolating whether the fault is in the wiring or the board requires careful inspection.
The first diagnostic step is to clear the error code and run a basic cooking mode to see if the fault returns. If U24 reappears, the relay board assembly should be replaced. Because the ambient thermistor is a component of the upper relay board rather than a standalone field-replaceable sensor, the board itself is the primary repair target when wiring and connections have been ruled out.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of U24
- 01
Failed relay board thermistor
Part replacementThe onboard ambient thermistor on the upper relay board has failed open internally, causing the A/D value to reach 0xF0 or higher. This is the most likely cause when wiring and connectors check out normal.
- 02
Loose or disconnected wiring connector
Wiring / connectionA connector in the thermistor circuit between the relay board and the control system may have worked loose, interrupting the signal. Inspect all connectors at the relay board for proper seating and secure fit.
- 03
Corroded or damaged terminals
Wiring / connectionCorrosion or heat damage at terminal pins in the thermistor circuit can create an open condition. Check terminals for discoloration, oxidation, or physical damage that would interrupt continuity.
- 04
Broken wire in the thermistor circuit
Wiring / connectionA wire in the harness leading to or from the relay board thermistor may have a break that is not immediately visible. Flex the harness and test for continuity to identify an intermittent or complete break.
- 05
Faulty upper relay board
Part replacementIf all wiring and connectors are intact and the error persists after clearing, the relay board itself is likely defective and should be replaced as a complete assembly.
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