On Wolf dual fuel DFxx50 and Pro induction IRxx51 ranges, such as the DF30450/S/P and IR36551/S/P, PROBE? or ? PROBE on the oven knob means the oven is not sensing the meat probe. The guidance is…
On Wolf dual fuel DFxx50 and Pro induction IRxx51 ranges, such as the DF30450/S/P and IR36551/S/P, PROBE? or ? PROBE on the oven knob means the oven is not sensing the meat probe. The guidance is to reinsert it and make sure it is the correct probe. Owners see the message when they start a probe cook, and the oven will not run in probe mode until the probe is recognized.
1. Shut the oven off and allow it to cool down. 2. Push the probe plug firmly into the jack. 3. Check it is the probe made for your oven. 4. Wipe the plug and jack with a dry cloth. 5. Start again. If the message returns with a good probe, call us so we can check the jack.
Most often it is not pushed in all the way, or it is not the correct probe. Reseat it firmly and the oven usually recognizes it right away.
Yes. Cook by time and temperature while you sort it out. The message only blocks probe mode. Use the oven by time and temperature, which is what most owners do while sorting out a probe.
If it fails on a clean, fully seated connection, the probe may have failed. We test it and the jack, and give a written price before you buy anything.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.