Wolf 24-inch E Series wall ovens in the SO24 and SO2450 families post E34 when a relay board check fails. The control reports the board as defective, which usually means a heating or fan load did…
Wolf 24-inch E Series wall ovens in the SO24 and SO2450 families post E34 when a relay board check fails. The control reports the board as defective, which usually means a heating or fan load did not switch the way the control expected. The result is an oven that stops, will not preheat, or shows E34 until power is cycled.
1. Switch the oven off and wait until it is cool to the touch. 2. Turn the breaker off for a minute and restore it. 3. Try a Bake at a modest temperature. 4. If E34 returns, do not keep retrying. Book service and leave the oven panels alone, since the board carries household power.
The oven checks the relay board during use, and when the board does not respond correctly it reports E34. It often shows up during preheat, when the board is working hardest.
Yes, a separate cooktop is not affected by a wall oven code. Just avoid using the oven until it is checked. It is best not to use the oven until the board is checked.
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