Hello i got a problem with my electrolux oven models: cpeb30s8cc2 is keep resseting by itseft

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Replace the heating mechanism or control board

Hello Thecarsons, thank you for your post!

I understand that the lock light on your Electrolux range keeps flashing and everything else is working properly. This could be a potential problem with your latch or control panel. I would recommend looking over the latch or strike for any visible damage. If you do not see any, I would suggest performing a reset on your range. You can reset your range by disconnecting the power cord or flipping the household circuit off for at least ten minutes. If that does not resolve your problem you may need to have a technician out to your home to provide a proper diagnosis and repair. This will help you avoid any unnecessary part purchases. -Matt

From my experience the most common reason for this failure is a thermal switch for cooling fan. It is located on the upper side between the wiring and its function is to switch off the cooling fan when the temperature drops even though the oven is already turned off. If the cooling fan does not work then it will increase the temperature on the cabinet and the main temperature limiter will switch off the oven.



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Hello,
That model number does not seem correct but error code F10 on the Electrolux ovens relates to a faulty power board.If that Serial is correct then it is still covered in the 12 months full warranty.

Hope that helps.

you didn't specify a model but most of the electrolux unit have a single control panel across the top behind the front control panel on the main circuit board is an object about the size of a dime with a small red button in the center apply firm presure to this red button it will click back into place (if that was the problem) its a thermal over load and is sometimes accidential tripped by trying to broil some thing in the top oven with the door open a little bit excess heat gets in behind the controls and pops the thermal WARNING turn off the power before attempting this the reset is mechcanical and does not need power to reset it ALSO lots of delicate stuff in there- ribon cabels -thermal coupling leads be careful
good luck

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

sounds as if perhaps there has been a thermal overload(switch) tha has gone bad, refer to part number 119 on bothe the lower and upper oven for refernce , you should have continuity trough the switches.
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Hi, I've had a similar problem with my electrolux EOB4633. I've replaced the "thermal cut out unit" and it's working now. Basically this unit switches on the outer casing fan ( on top in my oven ) to keep the casing from overheating. When the thermal cut out doesn't work it fails to switch on the fan and the casing overheats, the oven then cuts out completely until it has cooled down and the cycle starts again.

The bit to be replaced ( part no 8996619267611 ) is located on top of the oven, under the outer cover, just behind the timer & selector switch. It's a small ( 1inch long ) silicon sleeve with 4 wires coming out of it, just unplug the wires and replace it with the new one ( unplug/disconnect the power to the oven, or switch of the power at the mains switch first ), then remove the oven outer top cover ( all you need is a screwdriver ). You'll see the offending unit, probably tie wrapped to one of the wire bundles, quite easily - mine was blackened and charred.

Good luck!