Wolf M Series wall ovens show 1D21 when both DLB circuits for the upper oven's broil elements are read as open at once. The control cannot complete a path to either broil element. The code appears…
Wolf M Series wall ovens show 1D21 when both DLB circuits for the upper oven's broil elements are read as open at once. The control cannot complete a path to either broil element. The code appears on the display and the upper oven will not broil, though other cooking modes may work. Heating may drop out partway through a cycle, which is easy to mistake for a thermostat problem.
1. Cancel cooking, wait for the cavity to cool, and close the door. 2. Confirm the breaker is on, then reset it for a minute. 3. Start a brief test cycle and watch the display. 4. A returning code needs a technician to test the circuit.
Often yes, because 1D21 only concerns the upper broil element DLB circuits. Broiling will not work, and we suggest avoiding it. Please do not attempt repairs yourself. We test the shared path and quote it first.
No. An open circuit means power is not reaching the element, which fails safe. The risk is poor cooking, not heat. We still want the cause found before it spreads to a neighboring circuit.
Yes. Our work carries a 30-day workmanship warranty, and the written price you approve covers the testing and the repair. We never start without your sign-off.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.