Thank you for these great videos. My Wolf DF304 oven stopped working and after walking through all your instructions I was able to confirm that it needed a new relay board. I was able to find an oem board on eBay for less than half what Wolf charges and everything works again.
Thanks for this great video! It was exactly the same problem on my DF366 with oven not working. Was one of the soldered connections for the DLB (DBL) breaker/contactor on relay board. Took a couple minutes to re-solder and back up and running. Also had a very dim display and after removing and reconnecting the cable it is bright again!
In what respect? Is there a visible legible model badge on your machine? If so, call your local wolf parts dealer to check availability of replacement hinges. Several wolf units utilize 1 spring hinge, and 1 has shock damper hinge. In our area I hardly see the damper unit fail. We generally just replace the spring side.
@@toddolsen995 Thanks - I've got the part numbers and confirmed availability, I'm looking for the steps to replace them. You went into detail about the problem around the 3:13 mark - I had hoped you'd cover that in the Part 2 video :)
@tecono1 i don't think I did. The hinges have a small hole at the bottom by the oven cavity. You will need to put a pin, or a screw in that hole or you will not be able to get it out. This acts as leverage so when you go to remove the door the hinges become disengaged from the receiver portion. From there its a matter of removing the screws from the door itself to access the hinges. Being careful to not damage the glass. If your model has a wolf logo on the face of the door there is usually 1 or 2 screws under that as well.
I have the same Dual Fuel Range and my ovens get hot but I have to set them to 400F if I want it to heat to 375F. I wonder if I need a new thermostat?? Any idea?
It is possible to calibrate them. Im not sure off the top of my head how to do so though. I would say call wolf, and they can walk you through it. Does the door close tight, and the gaskets in good shape? In my experience most ovens vary up to e0 degrees in either direction.
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Thank you for these great videos. My Wolf DF304 oven stopped working and after walking through all your instructions I was able to confirm that it needed a new relay board. I was able to find an oem board on eBay for less than half what Wolf charges and everything works again.
Glad to hear!
Thanks for this great video! It was exactly the same problem on my DF366 with oven not working. Was one of the soldered connections for the DLB (DBL) breaker/contactor on relay board. Took a couple minutes to re-solder and back up and running. Also had a very dim display and after removing and reconnecting the cable it is bright again!
Would love to see a video of repairing the door piston/hinge as ours is doing the same thing (now very heavy)
Do you have any info on replacing the door hinges?
In what respect? Is there a visible legible model badge on your machine? If so, call your local wolf parts dealer to check availability of replacement hinges. Several wolf units utilize 1 spring hinge, and 1 has shock damper hinge. In our area I hardly see the damper unit fail. We generally just replace the spring side.
DF366
Ok. Call your local wolf parts dealer to confirm part numbers, and availability.
@@toddolsen995 Thanks - I've got the part numbers and confirmed availability, I'm looking for the steps to replace them. You went into detail about the problem around the 3:13 mark - I had hoped you'd cover that in the Part 2 video :)
@tecono1 i don't think I did. The hinges have a small hole at the bottom by the oven cavity. You will need to put a pin, or a screw in that hole or you will not be able to get it out. This acts as leverage so when you go to remove the door the hinges become disengaged from the receiver portion. From there its a matter of removing the screws from the door itself to access the hinges. Being careful to not damage the glass. If your model has a wolf logo on the face of the door there is usually 1 or 2 screws under that as well.
I have the same Dual Fuel Range and my ovens get hot but I have to set them to 400F if I want it to heat to 375F. I wonder if I need a new thermostat?? Any idea?
It is possible to calibrate them. Im not sure off the top of my head how to do so though. I would say call wolf, and they can walk you through it. Does the door close tight, and the gaskets in good shape? In my experience most ovens vary up to e0 degrees in either direction.