On Wolf WWD30 and WD30 warming drawers, HOT shows when the drawer temperature is more than 10F above the set point, and it flashes until the temperature falls back within 10F. It is mostly an informational…
On Wolf WWD30 and WD30 warming drawers, HOT shows when the drawer temperature is more than 10F above the set point, and it flashes until the temperature falls back within 10F. It is mostly an informational notice, for example after lowering the setting. The owner sees HOT flashing while the drawer cools down on its own. Food inside keeps warming meanwhile.
1. Leave the drawer closed and let it cool. 2. Check the setting is what you want. 3. Keep the drawer out of direct sun and away from the oven's exhaust heat. 4. Wait until HOT stops flashing. 5. If it keeps flashing for hours, call us.
Usually not. It reports that the drawer is more than 10F above the set point and will stop on its own once it cools within 10F of your setting.
It depends on how far the temperature is above the setting. A short wait is normal. If it flashes for hours with the drawer closed, call us.
Outside heat can raise the drawer temperature. If HOT shows on sunny days only, shade the unit. If it appears all the time, we should check the controls and sensing.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.