Wolf convection steam oven
showing E67
On the Wolf convection steam oven, E67 (shown with the message F20) points to three possible causes: mineral scale built up in the boiler, a kinked silicone hose, or a temperature-sensing problem.
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What E67
actually means.
On the Wolf convection steam oven, E67 (shown with the message F20) points to three possible causes: mineral scale built up in the boiler, a kinked silicone hose, or a temperature-sensing problem. Scale is the one an owner can act on, with a descale cycle.
Wolf oven display · also shown as F20
What to do when E67 shows on the ovenKind of codeSteam and water
The steam oven found its water tank empty, its supply short, or its steam generator slowed by scale. Refilling and seating the tank and running the descaling program come first; a pump, a level sensor or the generator is looked at only after that.
Usually leads toSteam system repair
A steam or combi-steam oven that makes no steam, weak steam or asks for water it already has, traced to scale, the pump, the generator or the tank sensor.
Shows up asOven Not Heating
The oven turns on and the display counts, but the cavity stays cold or only lukewarm after a long preheat.
MakeWolf
The cooking brand of the Wisconsin-based Sub-Zero Group, making wall ovens, convection steam ovens and speed ovens.
SourceWolf answer: Convection steam oven error code E67
Wolf convection steam ovens (CSO); the display may show F20 along with E67.
Before you book,
in this order.
Each step comes from Wolf's own guidance for E67 on its ovens. Follow it to the end: the last card says whether this is a visit.
Turn the breaker off for about 30 seconds and back on, then try the oven again.
If the oven has not been descaled recently, run the descale program with the descaler Wolf recommends and let it finish.
If E67 returns after a full descale, book a visit.
What not to do
E67 is not a sign that the water tank is empty; that has its own prompt. It is about what happens after the water reaches the boiler.
What you may
notice with it.
The oven problems E67 tends to arrive with. Answer these at the oven before anyone is booked.
All problems
Where E67 usually leads
Steam system repair.
Wolf
ovens.
The cooking brand of the Wisconsin-based Sub-Zero Group, making wall ovens, convection steam ovens and speed ovens.
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Single wall oven
One oven cavity set into a cabinet at chest height, with its own controls above the door and nothing to cook on above it.
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Two full oven cavities stacked in one tall cabinet, sharing one control panel and one power supply but heating on their own.
Steam oven
A built-in oven that adds water vapor to the cavity, alone or with convection heat, fed from a tank or a water line.
In Wolf's own words
Cause: Boiler scaled up Silicon hose kinked Temperature sensing issue
Every code on this site is taken from the manufacturer's documentation, never from a forum or a parts listing. Wolf convection steam ovens (CSO); the display may show F20 along with E67.
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Questions
about E67.
Can I clear E67 myself?
My Wolf steam oven shows F20. Is that the same as E67?
I descaled my Wolf steam oven and E67 is still there. What now?
Back to your everyday
Still showing E67?
Book with the code exactly as shown, the full model number, and whether you can smell gas or burning — with a code, that is where the diagnosis starts.