Wolf cooktops from 2015 show code 22 as a pad error, also called a stuck key. On CI induction models such as the CI304T/S, it often means a pan or utensil is on a control pad.…
Wolf cooktops from 2015 show code 22 as a pad error, also called a stuck key. On CI induction models such as the CI304T/S, it often means a pan or utensil is on a control pad. On CE electric models such as the CE304C/B and CE365T/S, it is the same stuck-key condition. The cooktop may stop responding until the pad is clear.
1. Make sure no zone is on. 2. Lift off any pan, towel, or utensil near the controls. 3. Dry the glass with a soft cloth. 4. Wait a minute, then touch a control. 5. If code 22 stays on a clean, dry glass after a minute, call us so we can quote the repair.
Yes, both show a pad error or stuck key. On CI induction models a pan on the pad is a common cause. Both cooktop types show the same message, so the meaning does not change between induction and electric models.
The control senses a pad as pressed when it is not. That can be water, an object, or a pad problem. It is a pad that the control believes is pressed, which can come from cookware, moisture, or the pad itself.
If a dry, clear glass still shows code 22 after a minute, call us and we will quote the repair before we begin. A technician checks the pad and the control under the glass, and you receive the price before work begins.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.