Wolf DF/IR Range Code 000 (flashing): Oven knobs flash after a power outage

What 000 (flashing) means

On Wolf dual fuel DFxx50 ranges and Pro induction IRxx51 ranges, such as the DF30450/S/P and IR36551/S/P, the oven knobs flash 000 after a power outage. It is not a breakdown. The knobs keep flashing until the clock is set or a knob is turned, and the oven is still usable in the meantime. Nothing needs to be repaired for this message.

Common causes of 000 (flashing)

A recent power outage or breaker trip that reset the clock
The clock not yet being set after power returned

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Set the clock on the display, or simply turn an oven knob. 2. Check that the 000 stops flashing. 3. If power cuts keep happening, look at the breaker and the house supply. 4. If 000 keeps flashing after the clock is set, write down when it started and call us.

! Why to stop there

It is a normal power-loss indicator, so most owners do not need a visit.
If it appears with no outage, the power supply or control should be checked, and that is where we can help.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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Why are my oven knobs flashing 000?

Power was interrupted, and the knobs flash 000 until the clock is set or a knob is turned. On these ranges that is normal, and it clears as soon as you respond.

Can I still cook while 000 is flashing?

Yes. The oven is still usable while 000 flashes, so you do not have to wait. Setting the clock simply stops the flashing and puts the display back to normal.

When should I call you about 000?

If 000 flashes without any power outage, or comes back after you set the clock, the supply or control may need checking. We give a written price first and warrant our workmanship.