Wolf Cooktop Code E60: internal power module error or low voltage

What E60 means

E60 differs by platform. On CT electric cooktops (CTE and CTE-2), such as the CT30E/S and CT36EU, it means the power module has an internal error. On touchscreen CI induction cooktops like the CI30460T/S and CI36560C/B, it means low voltage was detected at the cooktop. Owners see E60, and heating may stop or become weak. Weak or stopped heating is the usual sign.

Common causes of E60

CT electric: internal power module error
Touchscreen CI: supply voltage sagging below what the cooktop needs
Loose connection at the house circuit or at the cooktop

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Turn off all zones and let the surface cool. 2. Notice whether lights or other appliances dim on that circuit when the cooktop runs, and tell us. 3. Turn the unit's disconnect off for one minute, then restore power. 4. If E60 keeps returning, stop using the cooktop and call us.

! Why to stop there

Low voltage can be a house wiring issue, and an internal power module error is a cooktop issue, so we have to identify which.
Voltage checks need a meter and training.
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E60E60 questions

Is low voltage my utility's problem or my wiring?

We cannot tell by phone. On the visit we measure the voltage at the cooktop and trace whether the drop starts in the house circuit or inside the unit.

Can E60 appear only when I use several burners?

Yes, on the touchscreen CI line a heavy load can expose weak supply. That pattern helps us, so tell us what you were doing when it showed.

Will resetting the breaker help?

It may clear a momentary dip in voltage. A repeated E60 means the cause is still present, and a technician needs to measure the supply and the power module.