Electrolux Radiant and Gas Slide-In Code F15: Controller Self-Check Failed
On the Electrolux electric and gas slide-in models, including the EW30ES65GS and EW30GS65GS, F15 reports a failed controller self-check. The control ran its start-up test, did not pass, and shut the oven down. The remedy on…
- Code
- F15 (radiant / gas)
- Appliance
- Range
- Brand
- Electrolux
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F15 (radiant / gas) means
On the Electrolux electric and gas slide-in models, including the EW30ES65GS and EW30GS65GS, F15 reports a failed controller self-check. The control ran its start-up test, did not pass, and shut the oven down. The remedy on these ranges is usually the display board. Be aware that F15 on the induction slide-in has a different meaning, since it involves a thermal cutoff and the cooling system. Tell us which type of range you own.
Common causes of F15 (radiant / gas)
- Display board that runs the self-check
- Connections to the display board
- Oven control board
1. Leave the range without power for half a minute, using the plug or the breaker, then reconnect it. 2. If you smell gas on a gas range, walk out of the house and phone the gas utility from outdoors. 3. See whether F15 returns when you turn the oven on. 4. If it does, call us and leave the oven off.
- The self-check fails for a reason inside the control, and we confirm that before replacing a board.
- We check the connectors first and then the display board.
- We give you a written quote before the display board is replaced, and the repair is guaranteed for 30 days.
Other Range codes
Why does F15 mean something different on an induction range?
The induction slide-in uses F15 for a thermal cutoff and cooling problem. The radiant and gas slide-ins use it for a failed controller self-check, so the repair is not the same.
Is the display board the problem?
Often yes on these ranges, but we confirm it first. We would rather check the connections and the control than replace a board on a guess.
Is the gas oven safe with F15?
The code is not about gas, but should you ever smell gas, get out of the house and call the gas utility from your yard or the street. Otherwise, leave the oven unused until we have checked it.
Still seeing F15 (radiant / gas)?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.