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Error codes and quick checks
What the code on your Sub-Zero or Wolf display means, what you can safely try yourself, and when it needs a technician.
Sub-Zero
EC 05EC 05 on an older Sub-Zero 600 or 700 Series is a temperature sensor error: the control is reading one of the temperatures incorrectly.EC 06EC 06 on an older Sub-Zero 600 or 700 Series is a temperature sensor error: the control is reading one of the temperatures incorrectly.EC 07EC 07 on an older Sub-Zero 600 or 700 Series is a temperature sensor error: the control is reading one of the temperatures incorrectly.EC 08EC 08 on an older Sub-Zero 600 or 700 Series is a temperature sensor error: the control is reading one of the temperatures incorrectly.EC 40A Sub-Zero code that starts with 40 is always a run-time error: the control has detected the unit running more than it should.EC 50EC 50 is a run-time error: the control has detected the unit running more than it should.EEEE is a temperature sensor error: the control is reading one or more temperatures incorrectly.Vacuum condenserA flashing vacuum condenser message is a run-time warning: the unit is running more than it should, usually because the condenser needs cleaning.
Wolf
0101 on a Wolf oven display means the door lock isn't operating correctly.02, 03, 0402, 03 or 04 on a Wolf oven means the oven controller isn't reading the oven temperature correctly.0EAn 0E error will make a Wolf oven lock up.LOWIf a Wolf oven shows LOW, or the fans and lights run but it barely heats, the elements are not getting full 240 or 208 volt power.
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