Electrolux EOB 966 stuck in auto mode

Good Morning Rolf, thanks for your post!

Based off the information you have provided your Electrolux wall oven/microwave combination is stuck in demo mode. The best way to remove demo mode from your wall oven/microwave combo is to hold the oven light button and the on/off keys at the same time and you should be able to toggle in and out of demo mode. Hopefully this is helpful. -Matt

Try going to Electrolux web site and look up all manuels then find the one you need. Order or possibly download.

Hi there
i have found the userguide of the EOB 53011 , poortuguese , italian and spanish on :http://www.electrolux-ui.com/2011/397/214301ES.pdf
There is stated on page 23 ( will translate ) :
By connecting the unit to power supply
or in case of power failure, the function indicator Time flashes automatically.
To adjust the current time, use the
"+" Or "-".
After about 5 seconds, the indicator stops flashing and the display shows time set.

Ihop this information will help you

Hi, welcome to FixYa! my name is Shaun. I hope i can help you out with your question. Your main house breaker is tripping over 180C because of the amount of current your oven is drawing. Keep in mind that an oven is capable of pulling up to 1/4 the amount of amperage of your total house current capacity, up to 50 Amps. This is assuming you have a typical 200 Amp main breaker. Add this in with your heating/air-conditioning, up to 30A, if electric, your water heater, 25 A if electric, and whatever lights and appliances you have plugged in and turned on, you can imagine how quickly those amps add up when your oven is on. Your oven breaker won't trip because you're not exceeding 50A on that circuit, however if your total household load is exceeding 200A, your main will trip. Also, breakers lose efficiency over time. Sometimes they can drop current capacity by as much as 25%. So your best bet is to replace your house main and see if that fixes your problem. Hope this helps out. Have a good day!

fan element round the fan has failed

Make sure there's power getting to your range, oven or cook-top. Check for a tripped circuit breaker or a blown fuse. Check the wall socket for power with a voltmeter or by plugging something else in. I would also advise to inspect the junction point on the backside of the unit for a possible separation of the power cord as well. If all checks out ok, control board(main)l will be the culprit.

I guess you worked this out already as posted a while ago....but for others like me I thought adding a solution might help..........Open the door fully and on the hinges there is a clasp, flick that back on itself on both hinges. Close the door carefully and it will stop half way....now lift the door off the hinges. Lay the front of the door on the floor and there are 4 screws on the bottom of the door...unscrew the middle 2 (the outter 2 attach the hinges). then lift off the back of the door....you now have the access you need!

Now i have done this I need to get the sealant....is there a shop you can get this from B

Having trouble locating the correct model number. Look at following areas for the model number

• Under Right Front Burner
• Under Left Top Burner Front Or Rear
• Under Main Top Left, Rear Or Center Front
• Under Left Rear Or Right Front Element
• On Nameplate Inside Burner Box
• On Front On Burner Box Bottom
• On Nameplate On Oven Door Liner
• On Main Front Behind Oven Or Compartment Door
• On Front, Center Bottom Of Burner Box
• On Thermostat Cover Under Main Top
• Let me know, Sea Breeze

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