The EI27EW35JS was installed in many kitchens with a 27-inch cutout, and replacing it with a 30-inch oven means cabinet work. That makes the door lock, elements and touch panel worth repairing on this model. If an EI27EW35JS will not unlock after self-clean, it usually shows one of the F90 to F94 lock codes. The […]

The EI27EW35KB is the black version of the K-generation 27-inch single oven. Its glass control panel is part of the touch assembly, so a crack from a dropped pan usually means replacing the whole panel rather than just the glass. F30 on an EI27EW35KB points to the oven temperature sensor circuit. The sensor plugs in […]

The EW27EW65GS is Electrolux’s 27-inch Wave-Touch double wall oven. With two cavities stacked, the cooling fan works hard, and a noisy fan is a common complaint on older units. We check the fan on an EW27EW65GS that grinds after long bakes.

The EW30EW55GS is a 30-inch Wave-Touch single wall oven built in several revisions. Door hinges on wall ovens carry the full door weight at eye level, and a sagging door leaks heat. We check hinge and gasket alignment on an EW30EW55GS with uneven browning.

The EW30EW55PS is the P-generation Wave-Touch single wall oven. Its control handles the self-clean lock, and lock codes follow Electrolux’s F90 to F94 list. After a failed lock on an EW30EW55PS, we inspect the latch for binding before replacing the motor.

The EW30EW65GS is a 30-inch Wave-Touch double wall oven. When both ovens stop at once, the shared control or supply is suspected; when one stops, that cavity’s parts. We read any F-code on an EW30EW65GS before resetting it at the breaker.

The EW30EW65PS is the P-generation Wave-Touch double oven. Its convection fan and element are behind the rear cover; a convection mode that runs cool points there. On an EW30EW65PS we test convection separately from regular bake.

The EW27MC65JS stacks a microwave over an electric oven in a 27-inch cutout. Its wiring diagram is published, which helps trace whether a problem sits in the microwave or oven circuits. A microwave section that trips the breaker on an EW27MC65JS is left off until tested.

The EW30MC65JS is the 30-inch Wave-Touch oven and microwave combination. The microwave uses a magnetron and high-voltage parts separate from the oven, and they are handled only with the capacitor discharged. If an EW30MC65JS microwave hums without heating, the high-voltage circuit is tested.

The EW30MC65PS is the P-generation oven and microwave combination. Microwave door switches are a common failure point; the microwave then will not start. We test the switches on an EW30MC65PS whose microwave died after the door was forced.