On Wolf CI induction cooktops from 2015 onward, such as the CI304T/S and CI365T/S, SHr (it can look like 5HR) means showroom mode. The same message appears on CT induction and CE cooktops. Showroom mode lets…
On Wolf CI induction cooktops from 2015 onward, such as the CI304T/S and CI365T/S, SHr (it can look like 5HR) means showroom mode. The same message appears on CT induction and CE cooktops. Showroom mode lets the display and controls demonstrate while the burners stay cold. You will see SHr and find no pan heating. This explanation fits the platform named above, so you are not asked to pay for guesses.
1. Turn the cooktop off at the controls. 2. Check the owner's guide for the control-pad sequence that turns off demonstration mode on your model. 3. Switch the breaker off for a minute, then back on. 4. If SHr remains and the burners will not heat, call us.
It is showroom mode, a demonstration setting on CI and CT induction cooktops and on CE cooktops. The display works but the burners do not heat.
The lowercase r in the display resembles a 5HR to many owners. Both spellings refer to the same showroom mode. SHr (5HR) guides our first tests, before any part gets ordered.
Yes. If the pad sequence from your guide does not work, we can exit showroom mode during a visit and quote it in writing first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.