Wolf M Series double wall ovens, including the DO3050PM/S/P, show 4732 when the lower oven lights are not detected. The control turns the lower cavity lamps on and cannot see them draw current. You will see…
Wolf M Series double wall ovens, including the DO3050PM/S/P, show 4732 when the lower oven lights are not detected. The control turns the lower cavity lamps on and cannot see them draw current. You will see 4732 on the display, and the lower oven may look dark inside even though heating is not otherwise limited. The upper oven lamps are controlled separately and are not part of this code.
1. Press Off for the lower oven and let it cool completely. 2. Reset the oven's circuit by turning its breaker off, pausing two minutes, then on. 3. Press the light key and see whether the lamp responds; a flicker is worth mentioning to us. 4. If 4732 returns, schedule a visit rather than opening the cavity.
No. The code is specific to the lower cavity. The upper oven has its own lamps and a separate code, 4731, so it can work normally.
Only if the oven is cool, the breaker is off, and your manual shows a lens you can turn by hand. If you are not sure, leave it for us; the socket may need attention too.
A dark lower oven is an inconvenience, not an emergency, but a failed lamp can hide a connection that is overheating. We would book it within a few weeks.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.