Wolf M Series wall ovens show 1B21 when the triac for the upper cooling fan is read as shorted, with 1B22 as the lower oven's counterpart. The listing uses the same cooling-fan-shorted wording as the 0B31…
Wolf M Series wall ovens show 1B21 when the triac for the upper cooling fan is read as shorted, with 1B22 as the lower oven's counterpart. The listing uses the same cooling-fan-shorted wording as the 0B31 family, so we treat the two as closely related. The cooling fan may run nonstop while the code is displayed. The oven's other functions often keep working, which is why people ignore it.
1. Press the cancel or off key and wait ten minutes. 2. Check that nothing blocks the vents around the oven. 3. Reset the oven at the breaker for about a minute. 4. If the code persists, leave repairs to a technician.
Both name a shorted cooling fan triac in the upper oven, but they are separate codes, and a technician reads which one the control logged. Either way the cooling fan may keep running. We test the fan circuit.
Usually yes, though convection results may be uneven. The heating elements are separate from the fan circuit. We suggest keeping cooking short and booking a repair before the next big meal.
They read the logged code, check the fan motor and wiring, test the switching output, and give you the price in writing. You decide first, and our 30-day workmanship warranty covers the repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.