On Wolf convection steam ovens such as the CSO30TM/S/TH, F1 on knob-control models covers two probe errors: E17, a short circuit in the food probe, which can come from the probe not being in the food,…
On Wolf convection steam ovens such as the CSO30TM/S/TH, F1 on knob-control models covers two probe errors: E17, a short circuit in the food probe, which can come from the probe not being in the food, a tip that is too hot or moisture in the socket; and E18, a break or loose contact in the probe or its socket. The probe cooking function may stop.
1. Remove the probe, let it cool and dry the probe and the socket. 2. Reinsert it firmly into the food, with the tip in the thickest part. 3. Run a short cycle. 4. Try cooking without the probe. If F1 returns, call us.
Sometimes, if the probe is damaged. If a new probe still shows the code, the socket or wiring needs checking. Dry the socket with a soft cloth before you try again.
Moisture in the socket can short the probe signal and cause E17. A replacement probe is a quick test. If the code stays, the socket and its wiring come next.
Yes, normal cooking should work without it, so you can keep using the oven for regular meals. Dry cooking works as usual, while probe features stay unavailable until the cause is fixed.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.