On Bertazzoni knob-controlled XV ovens, for example the F30PROXV, and on the DFS XT dual-fuel ranges, the PRE-HEATING light can blink with an alarm simply because the temperature knob does not match the function. Broil or…
On Bertazzoni knob-controlled XV ovens, for example the F30PROXV, and on the DFS XT dual-fuel ranges, the PRE-HEATING light can blink with an alarm simply because the temperature knob does not match the function. Broil or convection broil must be set at 500F, and it blinks if the knob is above that or below 450F. Bake, convection bake, turbo and convection blink if set above the 500F maximum. Nothing is broken.
1. Look at which function the function knob is set to. 2. For broil or convection broil, turn the temperature knob to 500F. 3. For bake, convection bake, turbo or convection, set the temperature at 500F or lower. 4. The alarm should stop once the settings agree; if not, turn both knobs to OFF and start again.
Broil and convection broil are meant to run at 500F. Setting the knob under 450F or above 500F makes the PRE-HEATING light blink and the alarm sound.
No. It is a mismatch between the function and the temperature. Fix the knob positions and the alarm clears, and the oven continues as normal.
Then the cooling fans may be the real cause, since that alarm looks the same. Turn both knobs off and call us; we give the price in writing before any work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.