On Wolf microwave drawers such as the MD24, MD30 and MWD series, the AH sensor shows up when the drawer starts, runs about 16 seconds, then stops and displays ERROR. The cause is the AH sensor,…
On Wolf microwave drawers such as the MD24, MD30 and MWD series, the AH sensor shows up when the drawer starts, runs about 16 seconds, then stops and displays ERROR. The cause is the AH sensor, the humidity sensing part used for sensor cooking. Drop-down door microwaves behave the same way, stopping 10 to 20 seconds after starting and showing an error.
1. Press stop and let the drawer sit for a few minutes. 2. Remove any dish, make sure the drawer closes fully, and wipe the cavity dry. 3. Switch the breaker off for one minute, then on. 4. Start a short run and watch the time. 5. If it stops around 16 seconds again with ERROR, call us.
That timing matches the AH sensor problem: the drawer starts, runs about 16 seconds, then stops with ERROR displayed. A short visit is often enough to confirm the cause with proper test equipment.
Yes. A drop-down door microwave can stop 10 to 20 seconds after starting and display an error for the same AH sensor reason. Keep the model and serial number handy, since they help us bring the right parts.
No. The sensor is part of how the unit runs, and opening a microwave is unsafe for owners. We handle it and give a written price first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.