Electrolux Oven Error Code PF

PF stands for Power Failure on an Electrolux oven. It is a status indicator that appears on the display whenever the oven detects that its power supply was interrupted, whether from a utility outage, a tripped breaker, or the oven being plugged in for the first time. It is not a component fault. Pressing the Clock button clears the code and allows you to reset the time.

The PF code itself does not indicate a safety hazard or a component failure. However, the oven requires you to clear the code and reset the clock before it will resume normal cooking functions. Once you press the Clock button and set the time, the oven is safe and ready to use normally.

In most cases there is no cost at all, since PF is simply a power interruption notice that clears when you press the Clock button and reset the time. If PF appears repeatedly without any known power outage, there may be an underlying issue such as a loose connection or a failing control board, which could involve repair costs ranging from a small service call fee up to several hundred dollars depending on what is found.

Press the Clock button on the control panel. The oven will beep and the PF indicator will disappear from the display. Then follow the standard clock-setting steps to enter the correct time. The oven is fully operational once the clock has been set.

Yes. Pressing the Clock button is the designated step to acknowledge and clear the PF code. After you press the button and hear the beep, PF disappears and you can proceed to enter the correct time. No additional reset procedure or service intervention is required for a standard PF display.