Electrolux Range Error Code Bake + Convection Bake + Convection Roast + Broil + Clean (LEDs 1,2,3,4,5)

This combination of five illuminated LEDs indicates an inter-processor communications failure on the motor door latch system. The main electronic control board has lost communication with the processor responsible for the motorized oven door latch. This fault is not a simple sensor error but a breakdown in the internal communication pathway between two control modules. A technician should inspect the wiring harness and connections before replacing the main control board.

Because this fault involves the motorized door latch system, which is a safety-critical component for self-cleaning cycles, it is not advisable to run a self-clean cycle until the fault is resolved. The door latch is responsible for keeping the oven sealed at high temperatures during cleaning. Standard baking or cooking functions may or may not be available depending on how the control board responds to the fault, but the underlying communication failure should be addressed promptly.

Repair costs depend on whether the issue is a wiring problem or a full control board replacement. Wiring harness repairs or connector fixes are generally less expensive, typically falling in the range of $75 to $150 in labor if no parts are needed. A replacement electronic control board for an Electrolux range can cost anywhere from $150 to $350 or more for the part alone, with total repair costs including labor often ranging from $250 to $500 depending on the technician and region.

The primary diagnostic step for this fault is replacing the electronic control board, which involves working inside the range's control panel area and handling electrical components. While a knowledgeable DIYer can inspect the wiring harness and connectors for obvious damage, the board replacement itself is best handled by a qualified appliance technician. Attempting repairs without proper knowledge of the electrical system carries a risk of injury or further damage to the range.

A power reset by unplugging the range or switching off the circuit breaker for several minutes may temporarily clear the fault display. However, if the underlying cause is a failed control board or damaged wiring, the error will return once power is restored and the system attempts to communicate with the latch motor processor again. A reset alone is not a repair and should not be relied on as a solution.