Electrolux Induction Range

When the kitchen timer completes its countdown, "00:00" will appear in the display and the TIMER pad will flash. A chime will sound repeatedly at regular intervals to alert you.

The cooktop has detected a key on the touch panel that appears to be jammed or continuously pressed. This can be caused by physical interference or an internal fault.

When the range is first plugged in or power has been interrupted, the timer display will flash "12:00". This indicates that the clock needs to be reset.

This error indicates that the connection for the touch panel tail cable is missing or faulty. It suggests a problem with the harness connection between the ESEC-UIB and the Touch Panel.

The ESEC (Electronic Surface Element Control) board has failed its internal self-test, indicating an issue with the board itself or its connections.

A Local Interconnect Network (LIN) communication error has occurred, indicating a problem with the data bus or lack of communication between components. This could be due to a shorted bus or faulty harness.

These errors indicate that the AC input voltage supplied to the Induction Housing Assembly is either too high (30/70) or too low (35/75). The voltage should be within 240 Volts AC ± 10%.

An internal generator synchronization error has been detected within the Induction Housing Assembly specifically affecting the left side cooking zones. This suggests a problem with the Left Side Generator Circuit Board or its connections.

These codes indicate a power supply defect within the Induction Housing Assembly affecting the left side cooking zones. This could stem from issues with the Filter Circuit Board or the Left Side Generator Circuit Board.

An internal generator communication error has occurred within the Induction Housing Assembly for the left side cooking zones. This points to a problem with the communication cable between the Filter Circuit Board and the Left Side Generator Circuit Board.

A communication error has been detected within the Induction Housing Assembly affecting the left side cooking zones. This could involve the ESEC-UIB, Filter Circuit Board, or Left Side Generator Circuit Board.

The temperature sensor for the heat sink on the left side cooking zones within the Induction Housing Assembly has a detected break. This usually indicates a faulty Left Side Generator Circuit Board.

This error signifies a mismatch in configuration settings between the ESEC-UIB (Electronic Surface Element Control User Interface Board) and the Induction Housing Assembly. A reconfiguration process is usually required to resolve this.

These codes indicate a break in the temperature sensor for a specific inductor coil: 51 (Left Front), 52 (Left Rear), 54 (Right Rear), or 55 (Right Front). This can be due to a faulty sensor or its connection.

These errors indicate that the temperature sensor for a specific inductor coil (61: LF, 62: LR, 64: RR, or 65: RF) is detecting an excessively high temperature. This could be due to ventilation issues or a faulty sensor/inductor.

An internal generator synchronization error has been detected within the Induction Housing Assembly specifically affecting the right side cooking zones. This suggests a problem with the Right Side Generator Circuit Board or its connections.

These codes indicate a power supply defect within the Induction Housing Assembly affecting the right side cooking zones. This could stem from issues with the Filter Circuit Board or the Right Side Generator Circuit Board.

An internal generator communication error has occurred within the Induction Housing Assembly for the right side cooking zones. This points to a problem with the communication cable between the Filter Circuit Board and the Right Side Generator Circuit Board.

A communication error has been detected within the Induction Housing Assembly affecting the right side cooking zones. This could involve the ESEC-UIB, Filter Circuit Board, or Right Side Generator Circuit Board.

The temperature sensor for the heat sink on the right side cooking zones within the Induction Housing Assembly has a detected break. This usually indicates a faulty Right Side Generator Circuit Board.

After the programmed bake time has completely finished, the oven control will emit beeps at regular intervals. This serves as an audible reminder that the cooking cycle is complete.

The cooktop is completely unresponsive, with a blank display and no audible beeps, suggesting a total loss of power or a major component failure preventing initialization.

Some or all individual buttons on the cooktop's touch panel are not responding correctly or are only working intermittently. This can be due to external interference or internal component issues.

If Convection Convert is used with Cook Time, "CF" (check food) will display when 75% of the bake time is complete. The oven control will sound three long beeps at regular intervals to alert you.

The cooktop's cooking power is lower than expected, or the cooking zone shuts down before the desired time. This can be caused by spills, obstructions, or unsuitable cookware.

When the Sabbath feature is active, the induction cooktop will automatically lock. This prevents any cooking zones from being turned on, and any active zones will turn off.

When the Control Lock feature is activated, "DOOR LOCK" will flash in the display for up to 20 seconds. This signifies that the oven door is in the process of securing itself.

The oven control system has detected that the oven might be overheating or in a runaway state. This could be due to a shorted relay or a faulty temperature sensor probe.

The oven control has detected that one of the keypad buttons has been continuously pressed for an extended period, indicating a potential stuck or shorted key. All oven activity will be terminated.

The oven control's internal checksum, which verifies data integrity, may have become corrupted. This is an internal software or memory issue.

This error indicates a problem with the connection between the display board and the touch panel (keyboard). The ribbon cables might be loose or faulty.

This error can indicate either a failure in the oven controller's self-check process or that the safety thermostat (thermal cutoff) in the front console has tripped open. It might also signal a missing synchronization signal from the relay board.

The oven controller is unable to communicate with the surface element controller (ESEC). This could be due to a lack of power to the ESEC board or a faulty communication link.

An F23 error indicates a communication failure between the display board and the Convection Fan and Oven Lights Control Board. When this error is present, the oven lights will not operate.

The convection fan and oven lights control board is not detecting a zero cross signal, which is essential for proper operation. This usually points to an issue with the L1 and Neutral power connections to the board.

These codes indicate a problem with the oven's RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensor probe or its associated wiring. F30 means an open circuit, and F31 means a short circuit. These codes typically appear when the oven is active or attempts to become active.

This error indicates a failure within the oven door motor mechanism, which is responsible for locking and unlocking the oven door, especially during self-clean cycles.

The cooktop's cooling fan is not starting when a cooking phase is set above level 0, which can lead to overheating of internal components.

The cooktop display shows a steady 'HE' even when the cooking zone is cold and switched off, indicating a defect in the temperature sensor.

If the oven lights remain illuminated even when the door is closed, the control system may incorrectly detect that the oven door is open. This prevents the lights from turning off.

Once the oven door has locked, the upper display will show "Loc" and the cooktop displays will show "--". This indicates that the Control Lock feature is active, disabling the oven, control panel, and cooktop.

The oven's cooling fan is not operating, which is important for preventing internal components from overheating, especially when cooktop zones are in use.

If the oven lights fail to turn on and no F23 error code is displayed, the problem likely stems from the light bulbs, their connections, or the Convection Fan and Oven Lights Control Board.

The induction cooktop is not detecting a pan, or the pan is unsuitable, preventing heating. The red circle indicator may not light up or may flash.

When the Sabbath feature is properly activated, "SAb" appears in the oven display and "Sb" in the cooktop displays. While active, the oven control will not beep or show further display changes.

If a power failure or interruption occurs while the Sabbath feature is active, "SF" (Sabbath Failure) will appear on the display. The oven will automatically shut off and will not restart on its own.

If you hear three consecutive beeps while setting the clock, it means an invalid time of day was entered. The control prompts you to re-enter a correct time.