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Component Removal
COMPONENT REMOVAL
This section explains how to remove components from a Wolf Induction Range (IR) Series. Depending on which
component you are going to remove, you may have to remove other components first. Refer to the appropriate sec-
tion in this manual that explains how to remove those various components. When reassembling, just reverse the
steps that were used to remove the components.
NOTE: Before attempting to access or remove any components from a Wolf appliance, take note of the WARN-
INGS and CAUTIONS below.
• TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK, POWER TO THE UNIT MUST BE DISCONNECTED WHENEVER SERVICING
AND/OR ACCESSING COMPONENTS.
• KEEP IN MIND THAT UNIT SURFACES AND COMPONENTS GET HOT DURING USE OF THE APPLIANCE.
• PULLING A UNIT FROM ITS INSTALLATION SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY A CERTIFIED SERVICE
TECHNICIAN OR INSTALLER.
• When working on the induction range and components, be careful when handling sheet metal parts. They
may have sharp edges.
Tools Needed
•
6-Lobe Torx type driver size T-15
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6-Lobe Torx type driver size T-20
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6-Lobe Torx type driver size T-25
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Phillips screw driver
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Small flat blade screw driver
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Flat blade screw driver
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Needle nose pliers
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Putty knife
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5/32" Allen wrench
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5/8" Box wrench
#827176 - Revision A.1 - December, 2016
Induction Range (IR) Series
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Summary of Contents for Wolf Induction Range Series
- Page 1 When reassembling, just reverse the steps that were used to remove the components. NOTE: Before attempting to access or remove any components from a Wolf appliance, take note of the WARN- INGS and CAUTIONS below.
- Page 2 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range The induction range has a Induction Cooktop attached to a Dual Fuel oven. This first section is components that can be removed without pulling the unit from the installation.
- Page 3 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Door Skin Removal The door skin and handle are attached to the liner assembly by two screws below the logo, three screws on the bottom of the door, and four screws at the top of the liner assembly.
- Page 4 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Handle Removal The handle bar is locked between the two handle standoffs that are attached to the door skin. To remove the handle, first remove the door skin, then (See Figure 3-7): Extract the screws from handle pad that pass through the door skin into the handle standoffs.
- Page 5 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Halogen Bulb Removal There are two halogen lamps in the oven cavity. There is a pressed on glass lens that covers the bulb. To remove the halogen bulb, first remove the rack guide on the side of the oven where the halogen bulb needs to be replaced, then (See Figure 3-10): Use a flat bladed screw driver to remove the glass...
- Page 6 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Convection Fan Removal. The convection fans are held in place with screws to the back wall of the oven. The left fan has five screws and the right fan has six screws so that the fans can not be reversed.
- Page 7 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Probe Cover Removal The probe cover is on the right hand side of the oven cavity. To remove the probe cover, first remove the oven racks, then (See Figure 3-16): Lift the probe cover and use a 5/8”...
- Page 8 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range The induction range has a Induction Cooktop attached to a Dual Fuel oven. To access the majority of the com- ponents the unit needs to be pulled from the installa- tion, and the induction cooktop needs to be removed.
- Page 9 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Alternate Method For Bullnose Removal (suction cup required) There is an alternate method for removing the bullnose that removes the need to pull the unit from the installa- tion, but requires the use of a suction cup. To remove the bullnose without pulling the unit from the installation or removing the induction cooktop (See Figure 3-21):...
- Page 10 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Halogen Lamp Removal The halogen lamp is located behind the inner side panel. To remove the halogen lamp, first remove the side panel, then (See Figure 3-24): Extract the screws from the inner side panel. Remove the inner side panel and insulation.
- Page 11 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Cooling Fan Removal The cooling fan is located behind a support bracket on the back of the unit. To remove the cooling fan, first remove the back panel, then (See Figure 3-27): Extract the screws from the fan motor bracket going into the inner side panels.
- Page 12 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Glass Top Removal To remove the glass top, first remove the induction cooktop from the range, then: Use a small flat blade screw driver or putty knife to put the center of the plastic rivets out (See Figure 3-30).
- Page 13 Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Induction Range (IR) Series Coil Assembly Removal To remove a coil assembly, first remove the glass top, then (See Figure 3-33): Use a small flat blade screw driver to lift the coil assembly from the wire side of the coil assembly. Use a T-25, a large phillips screw driver, or a large flat blade screw driver to loosen screws holding coil assembly wires.
- Page 14 Induction Range (IR) Series Component Removal Induction Range (IR) Series Fan Assembly Removal To remove the fan assembly, first remove the generator plate, then (See Figure 3-36) 1 Press connector tab in and disconnect fan assembly connector. 2 Use a small flat blade screw driver to spread the fan assembly retainer tabs slightly to release fan assem- bly.
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