Kenmore error code eo21 - Kenmore 42800 Stainless SteelCooktop

Suggest down load the owners manual online and reference error codes.

A quick web search of "Error code 35 induction cooktop" seems to indicate a possible bad control board in the unit, but you would need to get more specific about the make/model of the unit to know for sure. A Google search should help you find the answer but that seems to be the most common one and mostly relating to Kenmore units.

First please get the full model number of the range. Kenmore products are made by other manufacturers and the error codes will depend on the manufacturer.

Most likely, you have a Frigidaire range (for example a 970. model). Then the F14 code could indicate a problem with the P12 ribbon cable connector tail, a bad EOC (control unit), or touchpad. First try disconnecting and reconnecting that cable. Next the EOC should be replaced. Finally the touchpad should be replaced.

If this is a brand new range, contact Sears to get a repair person to fix the range. If you bought it used, see the above possible solutions.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You most likely have a failed oven sensor or the control / clock has failed. Self clean mode lets the oven get extremely hot and sometimes causes electronics to fail.

E's means enter

I think you have entered "Sabbath Mode" which blanks the display ... check your owners manual to see how to exit this mode.

The "F2 - E0" error code means "Shorted keypad".

Remove power from the range, open the control panel and unplug the membrane switch ribbon from the control board.

Reconnect power to the range and observe for an hour.

If the error code reappear - replace the control board.

If not - replace the membrane switch.

If I get the model # I can help you pind the right parts.

Good Luck and please rate 4 thumbs for the free answer

I realize this is over a year old. I have the same unit with the same error code. Last night, mine made a popping noise followed by smoke and then displayed the 41 and all E's. I pulled the breaker immediately. I'm sure that at least one controller board is toast.
I called Sears and it is under warranty but for parts only, so I guess I will give them a call and schedule the repairman. This should be fun.

Anyone else experienced this failure??

We purchased a 36" elite model on ebay for our house we are building. I finally installed a year later only to have error codes 39 & 40. I completely dissasembled it and put it back together. No luck. However after much searching I found the service manual for the 36" Icon by Electrolux (same manufacturer as the Elite). The guts look mostly the same. Manual states your codes 10 16 12 are for defective key sensors. I found out that on my cooktop if I held a key for maybe 20 sec or more it would beep once - indicating the key was not defective.

Link for manual on web site appliancejunk. com is below
http://appliancejunk.com/forums/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;id=270