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If your Electrolux Oven doesn't switch on and the ON/OFF LED is off, it could be due to the main board not being powered. Check if voltage is present (24 Vac) at the main board input (X1 connector). Also, check the voltage output (24 Vac) on the transformer and inspect the F1 fuse.
What to do if my Electrolux Oven does not switch on and the ON/OFF led is on?
If your Electrolux Oven does not switch on, but the ON/OFF led is on, it might be due to overtemperature of the main board. Check if the cooling fan is working. Also, ensure the openings on the bottom of the control panel are not clogged. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the main board may need to be replaced.
Why is the heating of the cavity slow in my Electrolux AOS061E Oven?
Slow heating of the cavity in your Electrolux Oven can be caused by a burnt heating element. Verify that all branches of the cavity heating elements are working. Also, check the correct functioning of the contactors.
Why is the heating of the boiler slow in my Electrolux Oven?
If the boiler in your Electrolux Oven is heating slowly, it could be due to a burnt heating element. Check that all the branches of the boiler heating elements are working correctly. Also, ensure the contactors are functioning as expected.
What to do if the fan of a burner does not start in Electrolux AOS061E Oven?
If the fan of a burner in your Electrolux Oven isn't starting, check if the fan is powered with 24 Vdc from the relevant switching feeder. If there is no power, check the fuse on the relevant switching feeder. You can also exchange the PWM cable between the cavity and boiler fan to see if the fan starts. Also, check if a high voltage digital signal is present on X10/11-5÷8. As an additional check, close the gas tap, disconnect connector X9, and try to start the burner: the fan should run at maximum speed. If it doesn't, replace the fan. If it does start, replace the main board.
What to do if the user interface board does not switch on in Electrolux Oven?
If the user interface board of your Electrolux Oven does not switch on, check the correct connection of the power supply cables of the user interface board on the main board. Also, check the connection of the flat cable on the main board.
What to do if the user interface board does switch on but no load is activated in Electrolux Oven?
If the user interface board of your Electrolux Oven switches on, but no load is activated, check the F2 fuse.
Why is the fan of a burner working always at the maximum speed in Electrolux Oven?
If the fan of a burner in your Electrolux Oven is always working at maximum speed, the PWM signal may be missing. Check if the connector of the PWM signal (X9) on the main board is connected and ensure the PWM signal cable is not interrupted.
What does it mean if in the recipe menu only signs like "P: Sxx" o "Sxx" are appearing in Electrolux AOS061E?
If you are seeing only signs like "P: Sxx" or "Sxx" in the recipe menu of your Electrolux Oven, it indicates that the EEPROM of the main board is not programmed. You may need to replace the EEPROM or the main board.
What to do if humidity bar always of red or blue colour (or switched off) in Electrolux Oven?
If the humidity bar in your Electrolux Oven is always red or blue, or switched off, check if the lambda probe is fed with 9.5 Vdc from the relevant switching feeder. If 9.5 Vdc are not present, check if the switching feeder is supplied with 230 Vac from the main board. Also, check the fuse on the switching feeder, the connection of the probe on the main board, and the connections on the lambda probe. Consider changing the lambda probe. If the humidity bar is switched off, verify if parameter LAMb is set to 1.
General| Product Type | Oven |
|---|---|
| Series | AOS061E |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Number of Functions | 6 |
| Thermostat Range | 50 - 250 °C |
| Timer | Yes |
| Door | Double Glazed |
| Cooling Fan | Yes |
| Light | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Installation Type | Built-in |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Control Type | Mechanical |
| Type | Electric |
| Capacity | 60 liters |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 59.5 x 59.5 x 56 cm |
List and explanation of error codes that stop appliance operation.
List and explanation of warning messages that do not stop operation.
Diagnostic utilities accessible when the oven is powered on.
Diagnostic utilities accessible during parameter programming.
Details on the gas valve component within the gas system.
Procedure for calibrating the offset pressure for gas valves.
Instructions on using a manometer for offset pressure measurements.
