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Q: Does the ELECTROLUX EOE8P09X built-in oven have a cool door for added safety?

Yes, the ELECTROLUX EOE8P09X built-in oven is equipped with cool door technology. This feature allows the outer surface of the oven door to remain relatively cool to the touch, even when the oven is used at high temperatures. This characteristic enhances safety, especially in households with children, by reducing the risk of accidental burns. The cool door is achieved through a specific design with multiple layers of insulating glass that limit heat transfer to the outside. In summary, the cool door of the ELECTROLUX EOE8P09X oven contributes to a safer and more comfortable use of your appliance.

Q: How to use the temperature probe on an Electrolux EOF4P46X built-in oven?

The temperature probe is a handy accessory for measuring the internal temperature of food while cooking with your Electrolux EOF4P46X built-in oven and its variants. Here’s how to use it effectively: 1. Inserting the probe Insert the probe into the thickest part of the food, avoiding bones, fat, or the sides of the dish. This ensures an accurate measurement of the internal temperature. 2. Setting the target temperature After plugging the probe into the dedicated socket of the oven, select the probe function on the control panel. Then set the desired target temperature for cooking your food. 3. Operation during cooking The oven will monitor the temperature via the probe. Once the target temperature is reached, the oven may emit a sound signal to alert you and/or automatically stop cooking depending on the model. 4. Cleaning and maintenance Clean the probe with a damp cloth after each use. Avoid submerging the probe in water or placing it in the dishwasher to prevent damaging the electronic components. Using the temperature probe allows you to achieve perfectly controlled cooking, ensuring delicious and perfectly cooked dishes.

Q: What does error code F138 mean on an Electrolux built-in oven EOF4P46X and how can it be resolved?

The code F138 does not appear in the official list of documented error codes for the Electrolux built-in oven EOF4P46X. However, according to the manufacturer's manual, when an error code is not listed in the troubleshooting table, it generally indicates an electronic anomaly or an internal malfunction requiring professional intervention. First step - Restarting the oven: Start by performing a complete reset by cutting off the power supply. To do this, turn off the household fuse or unplug the oven for about 5 to 10 minutes to allow the electronic circuits to reset. Then, turn the fuse back on or plug the appliance back in. Check after restarting: Turn on the oven and check if the error code F138 has disappeared. If the restart resolves the issue, it was probably a temporary anomaly in the electronic system. If the error reappears immediately, it indicates a more serious failure. If the error persists: Before contacting customer service, check that all internal connection cables to the oven are not visibly damaged or loose. Also, ensure that the door closes properly and that the door lock functions normally. However, do not attempt to disassemble the appliance, as this could void the warranty. If the code F138 reappears after restarting, it is recommended to immediately contact an authorized Electrolux service center or a qualified technician. This type of undocumented anomaly may indicate a temperature sensor defect, an electronic control board issue, or another internal failure requiring specialized diagnosis. Do not continue to use the oven until the issue is resolved, as this could worsen the failure or pose a safety risk.

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