On Wolf M Series wall ovens, 3221 reports that the upper oven's RTD temperature sensor is read as open, with 3222 for the lower oven. The same code is documented for the E Series. The control…
On Wolf M Series wall ovens, 3221 reports that the upper oven's RTD temperature sensor is read as open, with 3222 for the lower oven. The same code is documented for the E Series. The control sees no signal from the sensor, so the upper oven may not preheat and the display shows the code. The control protects itself by refusing to heat without a trusted reading.
1. Cancel cooking and allow the cavity to cool. 2. Unplug any temperature probe from the oven and try again. 3. Reset power at the breaker for about a minute. 4. A repeat code needs a technician with a meter.
Both name the upper RTD, the oven's temperature sensor. Code 3121 reads it shorted and 3221 reads it open. The result is the same, with no usable temperature, and the repair is usually the sensor or its wiring.
It might. The control may misjudge heat or shut off without warning. Use a separate oven thermometer if you must cook, and keep it brief. We recommend booking the sensor check first.
The technician reads the logged code, measures the sensor circuit, finds whether the part or the board has failed, and writes the price down for your approval. Our 30-day workmanship warranty applies.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.