On pre-2018 Wolf induction ranges such as the IR304TE/S/TH and IR365PE/S/PH, code 36 means the TC temperature is too high. The TC is a temperature sensing point on the control electronics, and its reading went above…
On pre-2018 Wolf induction ranges such as the IR304TE/S/TH and IR365PE/S/PH, code 36 means the TC temperature is too high. The TC is a temperature sensing point on the control electronics, and its reading went above the allowed limit. The range shuts off heating to protect itself and shows 36, usually after long, heavy use or with poor airflow around the unit.
1. Turn all elements off and let the range cool for at least 30 minutes. 2. Make sure nothing blocks the vents and the kitchen is ventilated. 3. Power the range down at the breaker for sixty seconds, then up again. 4. If 36 returns on a cool range, stop and call us.
The TC temperature, a reading inside the control, went too high. The range stops heating to protect itself. Let it cool and check the airflow before trying again.
Heavy use can heat the control, but pans themselves are rarely the cause. If 36 appears on a cool range with light use, a sensor or cooling concern is more likely.
Give it at least thirty minutes, then try again. If 36 comes back quickly, stop using the range and book a visit. We quote in writing before any repair.
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