How an Electrolux range reports a fault
An Electrolux range is diagnosed on two fronts. The Electronic Oven Control reports genuine “F” codes, so a stalled bake or a stuck self-clean shows a code. The cooktop is different — it uses its own separate code scheme, covered on the cooktop page. As a rule of thumb, F1x is a control failure, F3x an oven temperature-probe problem and F9x a door-latch fault.
The codes you will see
F1 means a shorted keypad. F10/F11 is a runaway over-temperature condition — safety-critical: disconnect power and do not use the oven until it is repaired. F12 flags an EOC microcontroller self-check failure and F13 a control-memory (EEPROM) error. F30 means an open oven temperature probe and F31 a shorted probe. F40/F41 is a cooktop lockout fault. F90 through F95 mean the self-clean door latch will not unlock in time or after repeated attempts.
What to check, and when to call
For a one-off code after self-clean, let the oven cool fully and power-cycle at the breaker for five minutes. An F10/F11 runaway means you stop using the oven immediately. A recurring sensor (F30, F31), control (F1, F12, F13) or door-latch (F90-F95) code needs an experienced, independent technician with the correct genuine OEM part; if you ever smell gas at a gas range, ventilate and shut off the supply first. See the range error codes page or the error codes library, then book range repair.