Wolf legacy dual fuel ranges like the DF366 and DF606CG show ERR 0C when communication with the oven controller is lost. The display may also read CONTROL COM or COMM ERR, which mean the same condition.…
Wolf legacy dual fuel ranges like the DF366 and DF606CG show ERR 0C when communication with the oven controller is lost. The display may also read CONTROL COM or COMM ERR, which mean the same condition. The knobs and the controller are no longer exchanging signals, so the oven may ignore settings. Power-off, then a dry reseat of the contacts, is the usual first approach.
1. Turn all knobs to OFF. 2. Turn off the breaker and wait one minute. 3. Wipe up any spills or damp spots around the knobs with a dry cloth. 4. Restore power and see if the message clears. 5. If it stays, call us rather than pulling parts apart.
They are text versions of the same issue. The oven controller is not communicating, just like ERR 0C. Tell us which wording appears when you call.
Yes. Liquid or grease near the knob contacts can interrupt the signal. Wipe the surface with the power off, then restore power. Wipe only with the power off and a dry or barely damp cloth, and never spray cleaner at the knobs.
We suggest turning it off until checked, since settings may not register as expected. We will inspect it and quote the work first. Tell us which wording you see when you call, because the message variant helps us prepare the right parts.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.