Display shows E14; oven door lock engages or remains locked unexpectedly (on models with pyrolytic/self-clean).

Safety first: Disconnect power. Ensure the oven is cool before attempting to release a locked door.

• Manual release: On many Amica pyrolytic models, a manual release lever is accessible behind the front panel or through the bottom. Consult the user manual for the exact location and gently move the lever to unlock the door.
• Access lock assembly: Remove the top cover and front panel trim to reach the door lock motor and latch assembly.
• Inspect mechanism: Check for bent metal parts, misalignment, or debris obstructing the latch. Clean and lubricate lightly with high-temperature-safe lubricant if necessary.
• Test lock motor and switches: Measure resistance of the lock motor coil; an open circuit indicates failure. Check the microswitches that report locked/unlocked status for continuity when actuated. Replace the door lock assembly if any component is faulty.
• Check wiring: Inspect the harness from the lock to the main PCB for breaks or loose connectors. Repair as needed.
• Re-test: Reassemble, restore power, and run a short cleaning or lock test cycle to confirm proper locking and unlocking without E14.