The F14 error indicates a problem between the touch pad and the display control board. This could be a wiring problem so check the wiring harness between the two parts. Make sure that the wires are properly seated and check for corrosion at the connectors. It could also indicate that either the touch pad or the display control board (or both) are faulty. If your wiring is good, you need to replace the touch pad. If the error persists after replacing the touch pad, you have to replace the display control board as well.
The parts are available here: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/ew30gs65gs1/1412/0124250.html . See parts 19 and 20 on the control panel diagram.
I hope this helps.
Cindy Wells
Testimonial: "Thanks Cindy. The problem with ordering parts is that it is too expensive to 'guess' which part it might be. Is there a diagnostics port on the board whereby I can check to see if it is really a bad board?"
Unfortunately, there isn't a diagnostic that will confirm which of the two parts (touch panel or control board) is faulty. If the wiring is sound, then the best you can determine is that those two parts aren't communicating. Cindy Wells
(I have seen a few cases where the problem is in the wiring harness connection on one side or another. Then cleaning corrosion or adding a little extra metal to the contacts in the connector on the board works. Unfortunately, this isn't a sure thing and could do more damage to the board.)
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I'm not sure how to fix this, but my mom's magic chef has been doing this for close to 10 years. She's managed it by plugging a power strip into the wall outlet and plugging the stove into the power strip. Then she can just turn on the strip when she needs to use the oven. It only requires moving the unit once, and is easy for the technological/ home repair novice.
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If your range is the same model as you posted this question under, the time is set by pressing the "CLOCK" button. The word "TIME" will begin to flash on the display. Using the keypad, press the corresponding numbers of the current time.
NOTE: If the oven has been programmed, or is in use, you cannot change the time. Cancel all other functions before attempting to set the clock.
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HI. Generally, this will be the result of a communication error. There is, possibly, a bad connection at the control panel board. This connection may be worn,or simply disconnected, slightly. Gain access to the back side of the control board, and check to make sure of proper connections at the control board. If you notice a slight separation of any connector, simply reconnect it, tightly. If there are not separated connections at the control board, replace the control board, entirely.
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Hey friend, thanks for your post!
I see that your Electrolux wall oven is displaying an "F14" error code. "F14" stands for display tail missing, which means you could have an issue within your main control board or keypad. I would perform a reset on your appliance which can be done by flipping your household circuit breaker off for roughly ten minutes. If that does not correct the issue I would suggest seeking a professional to come out properly diagnose and repair your appliance. I hope this is helpful. -Matt
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