Very poor service, really a sorry story!!!

I'm a bit surprised that you went with the Dacor, although the 3 year warranty is certainly "tempting" but a warranty is only as good as the company that offers it and the repair shops they work with,

I would of loved to have made a positive recommendation on the Decor as they are located very close to me, but I just saw "Too many control board problems" same as what you are experiencing.

I would send an email to Decor and include this thread in your email, If they want to get back into the oven business they are gonna have to do a lot better that "Claim a 3 year warranty that so far isn't worth the ink used to print it!!!

I certainly hope it is resolved soon!

Gary

Taken directly from Dacor's Website.....

Dacor's Company Value:

To honor God in all that we do

by respecting others
by doing good work
by helping others
by forgiving others
by giving thanks
by celebrating our lives

Values

Dacor is proud of their products and innovations, but places the most emphasis on their company value, which is the foundation of Mike Joseph's leadership - To honor God in all that we do by respecting others, by doing good work, by helping others, by forgiving others, by giving thanks, by celebrating our lives. This statement not only acknowledges and honors God's presence in the workplace, but also holds Dacor to a high standard of behavior.

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Ask them if the service you are getting upholds their higher holy standard?

Here is a link that might be useful: Dacor LINK

I am so sorry to hear this. We've discussed Dacor reliability and customer service (problems continue) on GW a bit: it almost seems regional in response to problems. But seriously, Dacor has to help you out.

With that in mind, I recalled a thread (linked below) where Dacor Customer Service said to contact them if problems with their products arise. Here is Dacor's GW message:

"Thank you for considering Dacor among your appliance choices. In terms of consumer sites and other customers with problems - as with most products and services - there tends to be a disproportionate amount of negative postings on-line. That is true of the appliance industry and most industries involved in a business to consumer model. That is not to say there is not valid information posted, however, the postings alone do not provide the ratio for the total volume of any given product or service sold versus the number of failures.

Nevertheless, we like to think that one issue with a product or service for one of our customers is one too many, which is why we always recommend that our customers contact us directly regarding any concerns they may have.

Our current 3 For Free Promotion was created to help our customers in providing them with added value, in today's economy. We have been in business making very fine cooking appliances for over 45 years and our current appliances are amongst the best we've ever built.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our Customer Service Mon-Fri. 6:00-5:00 PST at 800-793-0093 ext. 2126. We can also be reached via email at customersatisfaction@dacor.com."

Thank you,
Dacor Customer Service

Hope this helps in some small way.

Here is a link that might be useful: Link:

Deja vu all over again. This is giving me a migraine. I fooled with them and their abysmal service for 7 months. They never could get my oven or range to work. Nothing ever happened when they said it would and I ended up with no working oven through the holidays. This was 5 years ago and I guess they haven't changed. Keep notes on everything and get your dealer to help you. I finally demanded my money back and got it but they said it would take 3 weeks(Why?) and it took 2 months. Don't let your warranty expire before this is resolved. I would read it to see the exact terms. They had the nerve to contact me through this forum and tell me not to disparage them here. HA!

Ramadhar, I would appreciate hearing how and when this problem is resolved. I am contemplating purchasing the 48" dual fuel. This post gives me reason to pause and possibly reconsider my decision. The time to order our appliances for our new build is quickly approaching, so very interested in this issue!! Thanks.

FWIW,

An appliance guy told me that they discontinued Dacor b/c Dacor had some weird policy making shipping too high and complicated as well as b/c of poor CS.

IDK the details, though.

Avoid Dacor.

I purchased a Dacor dual oven/microwave expecting premium quality. Instead, I ended up with a unit that doesn’t work at all. The touchscreen responds to everything except the “Start” button — which makes both the oven and microwave completely unusable.

I went through the proper channels: reset the unit, scheduled service, and had parts replaced. None of it fixed the issue.

At this point, it’s clearly not a simple part failure but a deeper control system problem. What’s worse is the repair process just led to more time, hassle, and zero resolution.

For a high-end brand, this is unacceptable. You’re paying a premium price for what should be reliability and support — and getting neither.

If you’re considering Dacor (owned by Samsung), I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere.