Power went out. reset circuit breaker and all the lights keep flashing 8.8 and won't stop

Without more info this is difficult to answer. I will say that all cooktop's have thermal overload switches built into them. They open the circuit until it all cools down and they then close the circuit and reset. You begin using it again and bang it opens again and no power. This means you have a short circuit or a bad overload switch. If you are tripping the circuit breaker, you likely have a short circuit, which is why it is tripping the breaker. I would not keep resetting it, if this is the case. The more you blow or open the breaker the weaker it becomes. They open to prevent an electrical fire, which you do not want.

I appreciate your post, friend!

Based off what you are describing your Electrolux cooktop is flashing error code "8". Normally, an "8" error code stands for key sensor for cook place 3. This means you could have a problem with your center board or left board. I would recommend performing a reset on your cooktop which can be done by flipping off the household circuit breaker for ten minutes. If the issue remains I would consult with a professional technician for diagnosis and repair on the cooktop. I hope this helps to some degree. -Matt

Good Morning friend, thank you for your post!

I understand that your Frigidaire range is not allowing you to cancel and you are unable to use the oven. I would suggest holding down the "Cancel/Clear" button for ten seconds and that should cancel the self-cleaning. If that does not work I would recommend a reset on your range, you can do that by flipping off the household circuit breaker for ten minutes. I hope this has been helpful. -Matt

Hello Brian Pelletier, thanks for your inquiry!

I understand that you are having issues with your door not locking upon using the self-clean feature. It sounds like a possible issue with your EOC (Electronic Oven Control) or dock latch assembly. I would suggest unplugging your range if possible or flipping you breaker for ten minutes to perform reset. If the light continues to flash you may want to seek assistance from a professional for proper diagnosis and repair. -Matt

It's possible that you had a surge when the power returned that scrambled the controller's brain. Try disconnecting power and reconnecting to restore normal operation. Disconnect power by unplugging the stove from the wall or switching off the breaker that controls it at your main circuit breaker box. Wait a minute or two, then plug the stove back in or turn the circuit breaker back on. If the stove does not work after this, you may need a new controller board.

Good Morning Ralph,

I understand that you were running the self-clean cycle on your Frigidaire range, model# FGGS3045, and it stopped and the control panel went dark. I also understand that there are no lights of any kind. I suggest that you give your appliance a hard reset by shutting the power off at your home's circuit breaker for 3-5 minutes. Once time has passed, restore power to your oven.

If you do receive power and the control panel and lights come on, you will have to reset the clock before doing anything else. You will reset the clock by pressing the "Set Clock" button. "CLO" will appear in the display area. You will then enter in the time and press the "Start" button. "CLO" will disappear and the time will show. Once you have reset the clock, try either turning your oven on a bake cycle or the self-clean cycle. If the same thing happens, to where the control panel goes dark and the lights go out, I suggest contacting your local authorized technician.

If you do not receive power, I suggest contacting your local authorized technician for assistance. They will be able to diagnose your range and determine why there are no lights coming on, as well as no power to the control panel, and if there is a temperature cutoff that might possibly be causing your range to not have power. Hope this is helpful.

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WP

Turn off power to the cooktop (i.e., using circuit breaker if needed) for 15-20 minutes. Once turned power back on, problem disappeared for me. The semiconductor needed to be reset

it could be a switch, element or a short somewhere else

if it is an old stove i would say have it serviced/checked over. if it is a newer stove i am guessing the circuit breaker predates it and is rated for the old stove therefore you will need to have a larger circuit breaker installed (by a licenced electrician)

it sounds as if the thermostat is broke. it could be the two wires off the thermostat are after melting together. ( burning smell). the thermostat stops power going to fan when it sences below a certain degrees. but your one has been cut out of the circuit due to the two cables melting together. this means fan will constantly stay on. you need to find and replace thermostat and make sure no cables melted together. if they are then seperate and use insulating tape to re insulate.make sure circuit breaker is off while doind this