140051517013 Genuine Pyrolytic Oven Door Lock with Motor for Electrolux Group Pyro Ovens, Motorised Self Clean Door Latch

Pyrolytic ovens lock their door during the high temperature self clean, and 140051517013 is a genuine Electrolux motorised door lock for Electrolux group pyro ovens. Electrolux makes several pyro door locks that look alike, so match the number on your old lock or parts list before ordering. No model list is on file for this one. Wall ovens are often hard-wired, in which case a licensed electrician should fit it.

Pyrolytic oven door lock faults

During a pyrolytic clean the oven runs hot enough to turn food residue to ash, so the door must stay locked until it has cooled. The lock uses a small motor to drive the latch and a switch to tell the controls it's engaged. When it fails you may find the pyro cycle won't start, the oven shows a lock error, the door stays locked long after cooling, or on some ovens normal cooking stops because the controls can't confirm the lock position. Grinding or clicking from above the door is another sign.

Part details

• Genuine Electrolux part 140051517013
• Door lock with motor for pyrolytic ovens
• For Electrolux group pyro ovens
• Several similar locks exist, match the number

Replacing the door lock

Switch the oven off at the circuit breaker and let it cool fully. If it's hard-wired, have a licensed electrician do the work. The lock usually sits above the oven cavity behind the top panel or control area. Take photos of the wiring and how the latch lines up with the door before removing it. Run a pyro clean afterwards to confirm the door locks and releases.

Questions about this part

My oven door is stuck locked. Will a new lock fix it?

If the lock motor has failed, yes, but first switch the oven off at the breaker for a few minutes and back on, as a reset sometimes releases it. If it stays locked once cool, the lock or its control signal is likely at fault.