When your Electrolux fridge starts acting up, the first thing to do is not to panic. Often, the issue might be simpler than it seems, and error codes are here to help you identify what’s going wrong. In this article, we’ll introduce you to a table of specific error codes for Electrolux fridges, briefly explaining what each one means and how you can fix it.
Before diving into the table, it’s important to understand what error codes are. Essentially, they are messages that your appliance generates when it detects something is not working correctly. Each code refers to a specific problem, allowing you to have a clear idea of where to start troubleshooting.
Now, let’s look at some of the most common error codes in Electrolux fridges and how you can address them:
Error | Description | Solution |
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The indicator b lights up | The evaporator sensor has failed or there is a gas leak. | Check the sensor. Replace, refill the system with refrigerant. |
The value is constantly on | The temperature is above this value: more than 9 degrees. | Follow the same procedure for the previous problem. And also: Inspect the door seal. Is there any deformation? Set the thermostat to the correct position. |
F1 | The thermostat is not working. | Carry out the diagnosis of the part. Inspect the wiring: the contacts may have moved. Replace defective items. |
F2 | The thermostat is not working. | Carry out the diagnosis of the part. Inspect the wiring: the contacts may have moved. Replace defective items. |
F3 | The NTC temperature sensor is defective. | Pull the sensor contacts to the control module. Replace the sensor if it is faulty. |
F4 | The NTC temperature sensor is defective. | Pull the sensor contacts to the control module. Replace the sensor if it is faulty. |
F5 | The NTC temperature sensor is defective. | Pull the sensor contacts to the control module. Replace the sensor if it is faulty. |
Indicator o (like half of figure 8) | The freezer evaporator sensor is not working. | Diagnosis and replacement. |
LED with | Sensor malfunction. | Repair, installation of a new element. |
The bulb d | The thermistor elements failed. | Installation of repairable parts. |
Flashing on the display | The temperature in the cold room is below 0 degrees. | There were problems with the evaporator. Probably, the sensor gives incorrect readings, so the compressor does not stop cooling. For an accurate diagnosis, it is better to consult a specialist. |
Our advice
If you encounter any of these error codes, the first thing is not to alarm yourself. Many of these issues have relatively simple solutions that you can perform yourself. However, if after trying the suggested solutions the problem persists, it’s advisable to contact a specialized technician. Remember, attempting repairs beyond your knowledge could result in further damage to your appliance.