Wolf Range Cooktops - Page 7 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Induction cook tops do not heat by convection... only the cook ware gets hot. Your cook ware has to be made or encapsulate ferrous materials. More simply put; if a magnet won't stick to the pot it won't work on an induction cook top.

You might try this link below https://producthelp.kitchenaid.com/Troubleshooting_Guides/Troubleshooting_for_Electric_Cooktops/Noise/Induction/Beeping_and_Audio_Tones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qukl_s2AbLI

not grounded properly

my induction ceramic cooktop is showing an error code E6 on two of the elements...what is the problem and how do I get it fixed

There is no fix, it is factory designed this way. Only two settings HI and LOW. If you need to cook food replace the unit. Sorry I have one as well.

Put model number in google with error code that may help

Check your Manuel if you dont have it put your model number and error code to google

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Or maybe you just added to what was stuck on there. Use a good ceramic cooktop cleaner or a water/vinegar mix AND a razor blade scraper. I have found that the only way to get EVERYTHING off the cooktop is to use the razorblade scraper. You may not be able to see it or even feel it with your fingers but there is burnt stuff on there and it takes some work to get it off.

I certainly won't tell you that your cooktop is OK to use (both because I have not seen it and because I don't want to be sued by your grieving family), but there is nothing mystic about this. Electrocution can only happen if you come in contact with an electrically conductive part that is not grounded (which includes water that is in contact with a metal part inside the cooktop). The fact that the glass is cracked makes it more likely that you, or spilled pan contents, could reach a dangerous part inside the cooktop, that is all. Manufacturers' instructions are generally very conservative.

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The problem is most likely in the element in one of the coils, if they are the tube type and look like pencil thick heating elements, they can develope a short circuit inside them. The actual heating wire is encased with ceramic filler and then put in that tube. The heating wire moves when it gets hot and can work its way to the case and cause a short. Unhook the power from the whole unit and use the meter to check the rersistance of the coils between the heating element and the case

It is simple . Before the process make sure the the power is off .. There screws on the back after removing them you can lift the top n easily remove the none working ones . You can buy the spear ones online or local shop . I have done it myself or search YouTube with model number youse come a cross with repair option . Good luck . Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/sam_bbe602d2c68da69b

Two things to try. Either unplug it or turn it off at the breaker.. Clean the cook top control area and allow it to dry overnight. You can turn the power back on after cleaning ideally. In the morning, with the power resumed just wipe the control area off with your bare clean hand.

I have no idea why this worked for me, but it did. Good luck.
If that fails, you can look up error codes or schedule a repair.

5 year warranty on the unit.

Check if any button is pushed in in a weird way or if there's a lot of dirt around the buttons. Please clean around the buttons as far as possible. The problem should be fixed then.

Are you using the induction pans.

Try googling it