Electrolux EOB5630 Ultrafan Electric Single Oven - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

the electronics are heating up and cutting out.that cold be a bad clock assy. or there's a fan in there that could be bad or i've seen on some models there's a screen in where the fan is,it gets clogged with dust and the air can't blow to cool down the electronics.if it is the fan and you keep using it like that it will take out the computer board or clock assy. same part.

Could be a loose wire or the contorl for the oven. Check here Search Over 2 1 Million Appliance Parts

Look for a release button. If not, it may have a locking mechanism that needs to be released. Try some of these: push the hinge to one side while lifting, press the hinge down then lift, pull up on the hinge while pulling. Good luck!

If you ask how many heating elements is there then my answer is two. Upper heater element with grill heater (1000 / 1900W) and ring heating element (2400W) that is positioned around the convection fan. Dado

press and hold the temperature button and simultaneously hold the 'temperature duree' knob to the + or - position until you hear a beep. This locks and un-locks the child safe mode

I would guess they are the same element in Australia the last letter in electrolux ranges signifies the color or type of clock fitted the B would be for Black ovens the X would be a multi function oven they all have the same fan element

The reason the oven is shutting down is because it is overheating due to the cooling fan not working, and a safety thermostat is turning the oven off.
You need to repair or replace the exterior cooling fan.

the fan element will have shorted out. if you remove the panel from inside the oven you may see where the circular fan has shorted. It will have blown a fuse poss in a plug if connected that way.or tripped a circuit breaker. remember to set the clock when power is restored as it wont work until you do.

The problem is usually caused by a faulty oven element.
This is usually located at the rear of the oven compartment, behind a removeable cover.
Hope this helps.

its the thermal cut out. replace it. ISOLATE oven.
slide oven out a few inches, remove knobs, remove front panel(two screws)
you will only be able to pull panel 3-4" due to wires.
Cutout has 2 blue and 2 white wires..
you may need to snip a couple of cable ties.
Put new cutout in one wire at time( easy to forget where they go)
Tidy up wires. Put cover back. Secure oven in hole.
Turn on power. Reset clock(otherwise won't work)
Done 10 minute job

This is usually caused by a failed chip on the board. you will need to replace the control(eoc) in this case.

flip breaker off then turn back on after a few min.see if that resets panel.if not you will need to call and have the control module replaced.

absolutely, Never registers when the oven is below a certain temp to shut the fan off. It always thinks it's too hot and the fan will continue to run

First thing you would want to check is, make sure you don't have any issues with the electrical connection to the oven first. Possible cuircut breaker issue.

Check these things first, you are probably going to find a loose connection somewhere. If that doesn't fix your problem.

Let me know and we can go from there.

if your light also cuts out intermittenly sounds like a loose connection, when heated moves and loses contact, def check wiring

not sure of location but either on roof of oven or at the back close to the fan, but there is a fan start stat that turns the cooling fan on and off. could be stuck in on mode. only cure is to replace

Limited help here https://www.google.com/search?q=Electrolux+air+o+steam+oven+Efup+alarm ..

I would suspect the oven thermostat, sounds like it was over heated and unsoldered itself. 60/40 solder melts at 218°C which is 425°F.

1. Turn off the oven.
2. Press and hold the "Bake" and "Broil" buttons.
3. Turn the oven on by pressing the "On/Off" button.
4. Continue holding the "Bake" and "Broil" buttons until the display shows "PF" or "8.88."
5. Release both buttons.

If these steps don't work, refer to the user manual or contact Electrolux customer support for further assistance.

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