Electrolux Range Error Code Bake + Clean (LEDs 1,5)
Incorrect EEPROM Checksum detected on the electronic control board.
Incorrect EEPROM Checksum detected on the electronic control board.
First step from the service manual
Replace electronic control board.
The complete diagnostic procedure includes additional test steps, resistance specifications, wiring diagram references, and component test points.
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What Bake + Clean (LEDs 1,5) means on a Electrolux range
The Bake + Clean error code (LEDs 1 and 5 illuminated simultaneously) on an Electrolux range indicates that the electronic control board has detected an incorrect EEPROM checksum. The EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) is a small non-volatile memory chip integrated into the control board that stores critical configuration data, calibration values, and operational parameters for the range. A checksum is a calculated value the control uses to verify that stored data is intact and uncorrupted. When the checksum the board calculates does not match the expected value, this fault code is triggered.
This type of error typically points to data corruption within the EEPROM itself. Corruption can result from a power surge or voltage spike that wrote invalid data to the memory, a partial power loss during a write cycle, or gradual degradation of the EEPROM chip over time. In some cases, a momentary power interruption during a self-clean cycle can trigger the fault, since control boards perform write operations during and after high-heat events.
Because the EEPROM is physically integrated into the electronic control board assembly, it is not a component that can be serviced or reprogrammed independently in the field. The corrective action is replacement of the entire electronic control board. Attempting to operate the range with a corrupted EEPROM checksum can result in unpredictable control behavior, so the unit should not be used until the board has been replaced.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of Bake + Clean (LEDs 1,5)
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EEPROM data corruption on control board
Part replacementThe most likely cause is corruption of the EEPROM memory chip on the control board, often caused by a power surge, voltage spike, or power interruption during a write cycle. Since the EEPROM cannot be reprogrammed separately, the entire board must be replaced.
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Power surge or electrical spike
Part replacementA sudden surge in household voltage can write invalid data to the EEPROM, triggering an immediate checksum mismatch. Check whether the fault appeared after a storm, power outage, or utility event.
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Power interruption during self-clean cycle
Part replacementThe control board writes data during and after the self-clean cycle. A power loss at that moment can corrupt the EEPROM checksum. This is a known trigger for this specific fault code.
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Failed or degraded control board
Part replacementOver time, EEPROM chips can degrade and lose the ability to reliably retain data. If the range is several years old and no external event is apparent, natural component aging may be the root cause.
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