The E36GF76PPS is one of the later Icon 36-inch gas ranges. As on the earlier builds, the oven igniter is the part that most often stops the oven from heating; it can still glow while being too weak to open the valve. Spills around the knobs of an E36GF76PPS can make every igniter click; drying […]

The E30DF74TPS is one of the last builds of the 30-inch Icon dual-fuel range. Its oven controls follow the same F-code logic as other Electrolux electric ovens, and lock codes in the F90 range point to the self-clean latch. An uneven or lifting flame on an E30DF74TPS usually means a burner head is not seated […]

The EI30DS55L is the black and white version of the IQ-Touch dual-fuel slide-in range. Its oven control and touch panel talk to each other over a harness, and F20 means that link failed, which is why we check the connectors before replacing either board. A slide-in EI30DS55L has to be pulled forward for most repairs, […]

The E30GF74GPS heats its oven with a gas burner lit by a hot-surface igniter. When an igniter weakens, it still glows but no longer draws enough current to open the oven valve, so the oven stays cold with a visible glow. We measure the current rather than judging by color. Electrolux’s technical and service manual […]

The E30GF74TPS came in two builds, TPSA and TPSB, and some parts changed between them. We read the letter on the rating plate behind the storage drawer before ordering anything electronic. A slow-to-heat oven on an E30GF74TPS is usually an igniter losing strength over years of use. It is one of the most common repairs […]

The E36DF76EPS puts six gas burners over a wide electric oven. The large oven uses long elements, and a bake element that splits or blisters is the most common oven repair on this range. After years of spills, the igniters on an E36DF76EPS can crack at the ceramic. A cracked igniter sparks to the wrong […]

The E36DF76TPS is one of the last 36-inch Icon dual-fuel builds. Its oven reports temperature problems with F10 and sensor problems with F30 or F31, and those codes decide whether we test the sensor or the control relays first. Warped burner caps on an E36DF76TPS cause uneven flames and can leave a burner hard to […]

The E36GF75GPS is a less common 36-inch gas range that uses the same service documentation as the Icon all-gas models. That gives us resistance and current values for the igniter and the valve, which matters on a range this size. A faint gas smell near the knobs of an E36GF75GPS when a burner is on […]

The E36GF76GPS has a 6.4 cu. ft. gas oven, one of the largest in Electrolux’s range lineup. A large gas oven depends on its igniter; when it weakens, the preheat takes much longer before the oven stops lighting altogether. Self-clean on an E36GF76GPS runs very hot. We see igniter and lock failures just after a […]

The Min-2-Max burner on the E36GF76JPS has two rings of flame fed from one valve. If only the inner or outer ring lights, the ports of the other ring are often blocked by boil-overs, and cleaning them with a wire, not a toothpick, usually fixes it. On an E36GF76JPS the convection fan sits behind the […]