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Electrolux Range Error Code End

End of cooking cycle.

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End of cooking cycle.

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What End means on a Electrolux range

The "End" display on an Electrolux range is a status notification, not a fault or error condition. It appears on the oven control panel at the conclusion of a timed cooking cycle, indicating that the duration set by the user has elapsed and the oven has completed its programmed operation. This message is generated by the electronic oven control (EOC) board, which monitors the internal timer and signals the end of the cook time by displaying "End" and sounding an audible alert.

This display is part of normal range operation and does not indicate any malfunction within the appliance. When a cook time or delay start function is used, the control board counts down the programmed duration, cuts power to the baking or broil element at the appropriate time, and then presents this notification to inform the user that cooking has finished. The oven cavity may remain warm for some time after the display appears, but active heating has stopped.

In rare cases, the "End" message may appear unexpectedly if the control board has experienced a power fluctuation, a brief interruption in supply voltage, or an inadvertent button press that activated a timed cook function without the user's awareness. If "End" appears without the user having set a timer, checking the control settings and performing a control reset by cycling the breaker is the recommended first step.

Source: manufacturer service documentation.

Common causes of End

  1. 01

    Timed cook cycle completed normally

    Wiring / connection

    The most common reason for the "End" display is that a cook time was set and has simply elapsed. The oven control board has finished counting down and shut off the heating element as programmed.

  2. 02

    Delay start function completed

    Wiring / connection

    If a delay start was programmed, the oven runs through the full cycle and displays "End" when the delayed cook time finishes. This is expected behavior and requires no action beyond pressing Cancel.

  3. 03

    Accidental timer activation

    Wiring / connection

    An unintentional button press can activate a timed cook function, causing "End" to appear unexpectedly when that timer expires. Review the control panel settings to confirm no functions were inadvertently enabled.

  4. 04

    Power fluctuation triggering control reset

    Wiring / connection

    A brief power interruption or voltage fluctuation can sometimes cause the electronic oven control board to cycle through and display "End" upon restoring power. Cycling the circuit breaker and reprogramming the clock typically resolves this.

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Frequently asked questions about End

What does End mean on a Electrolux range?
"End" on an Electrolux range means that a timed cooking cycle has finished and the oven has shut off the heating element. It is a normal informational status message generated by the electronic oven control board, not a fault code. You can clear it by pressing the Cancel or Clear button on the control panel.
How do I clear the End message on my Electrolux range?
Press the Cancel or Clear button on the control panel to dismiss the "End" notification. If the message does not clear with that button, try cycling the oven's circuit breaker off for 30 seconds and then back on. This resets the electronic control board and should clear any lingering display.
Is the End message on my Electrolux range a safety concern?
No, the "End" message is not a safety concern. It simply indicates that the timed cooking cycle has concluded and the oven has stopped heating. The oven cavity may still be hot from residual heat, so standard oven safety precautions around the door and interior still apply.
Will resetting my Electrolux range clear the End display?
Yes, pressing the Cancel or Clear button should immediately clear the "End" display under normal circumstances. If that does not work, a hard reset by turning off the range at the circuit breaker for 30 seconds and restoring power will clear the control board's display. No repair or part replacement is needed for this message.
Could the End message mean something is wrong with my Electrolux range and cost me money to fix?
In virtually all cases, "End" is a routine notification and costs nothing to address since no repair is needed. If the message appears repeatedly without you setting any cook timer, it could point to an issue with the electronic oven control board, which can range in replacement cost from roughly 150 to 350 dollars depending on the model. However, this scenario is uncommon, and the display most often reflects normal oven operation.

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