Relay Board Diagnosis - Viking RDSOE306SS Service Manual

Service Diagnostics and Procedures

Relay Board Diagnosis

RTD Sensor
Locate the P14 connector on relay board. The P14
connector will have a Molex plug containing a gray
and violet wire. The gray and violet wires go to the
oven sensor.
With the Molex plug removed, use an Ohm meter
to measure resistance between the gray and violet
wires in the Molex connector. At room temperature
the reading should be approximately 1050 – 1100
If Zero resistance (shorted RTD) or infinite resistance
(open RTD) is read, verify sensor wiring is connected
completely through circuit. If wiring is OK, replace the
sensor.
RTD Characteristics
RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector)
Temperature (˚F)
50
75
100
200
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
750
800
850
900
Note: Door switch must be depressed in order for
the Convection Fan and all convection cycles to
operate when the door is opened.
© 2012 Viking Preferred Service
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Ω
Resistance (Approximate)
1038
1090
1143
1350
1553
1654
1754
1852
1950
2047
2153
2238
2332
2425
2318
2609
2700
Test Main Power Board
The main power board receives power directly from
the power supply. Verify 120 VAC between Neutral
(white wire) and L1 (black wire). If no voltage is
present, verify supply and check breaker.
With voltage present to the power board, verify the
out put voltage. Locate pin connection P2.Output
voltage can be checked between pin 1 – 4 (see
below). Voltage should be 8VDC. If 0 volts is read,
replace the board.
P5 is the interface connection to the
upper relay board P13. P4 is the
interface connection to the lower relay board P13
and P3 is the interface connection to the TOD (clock)
user interface.
Amp Sense
An current (Amp) sensor is used on the wall oven
to measure current flow. The RDDOE306 has 2 on
the unit. One for each cavity. The amp sensor is
placed around the L2 (red) feed
and connected to the relay board.
To test the sensor, unplug the sensor and check
resistance across the two wires. A resistance
reading 28.2 should be measured.
Ω
Note: The current sensor is only utilized in the
diagnostic mode. It is disabled during normal
operation.
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