Early Wolf induction cooktops like the CT30I/S and CT36I/S show FD when the control detects a Lock LED error. The control lock indicator is not working as the board expects, and the official remedy is a…
Early Wolf induction cooktops like the CT30I/S and CT36I/S show FD when the control detects a Lock LED error. The control lock indicator is not working as the board expects, and the official remedy is a replacement control board. Owners see FD on the display and may find the lock feature behaving unpredictably, though the cooktop is not reporting any pan or heat problem.
1. Switch off all burners and confirm the control lock is off. 2. Wipe the touch area with a dry cloth, since damp controls can send false signals. 3. Turn the cooktop breaker off for a minute, then on. 4. If FD returns, leave the lock alone and call us. Please do not remove the glass or the control.
On early Wolf induction models it means a Lock LED error. The control cannot manage the lock indicator correctly, and a new control board is the stated remedy.
It does not describe a heat or gas hazard. It is a control indicator error. Still, we advise a prompt service call because a board that misreads its own lights may drift into other errors.
Holding the lock pad is the normal way to toggle the lock, but it does not repair FD. If the code stays after a breaker reset, the board needs attention.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.