Hood Discoloration; Interior Light(S) Inoperative - Wolf OG36-LP Technical & Service Manual

Outdoor Grill (OG) Series
PROBLEM
L. Hood Discoloration
M. Interior Light(s) Inoperative
N. Front Panel LED-Light(s) will
not Energize
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Some Discoloration is Normal
Excessive Burn-off Time Period
Bulb Burned Out
Light Socket Defect
Lights Power Switch Defect
Hood Switch Defect
No Electrical Power to/at Appliance
LED Defect
Lights Power Switch Defect
No Electrical Power to/at Appliance
Instruct customer.
Burn-off should not exceed fifteen (15) minutes.
If one bulb is energized, but not the other,
replace defective bulb.
If defective bulb was replaced with known good
bulb but is still inoperative, check light socket;
repair wiring or replace defective light socket.
If neither bulb is energized:
1. Check the lights power switch for obstruc-
tions; remove obstructions.
2. Check integrity of lights power switch and
it's wiring; repair or replace wiring and/or
replace switch.
If neither bulb is energized:
1. Check for hood switch obstructions; remove
obstructions.
2. Check integrity of hood switch and it's
wiring; repair or replace wiring and/or
replace switch.
If neither bulb is energized:
1. Visually inspect transformer fuse; replace if
defective.
2. Check electrical outlet for power. If no
power, check GFCI; if tripped, reset. If
GFCI is OK, check circuit breaker in house;
if tripped, reset. Replace outlet if defective.
3. Check integrity of power cord, transformer,
wiring from transformer to 4-Pin Molex con-
nector, wire connections at Molex Connector
and wring after connector. Repair or replace
defective parts.
If only one or two LED's will not energize,
replace defective LED's.
If none of the LED's energize:
1. Check the lights power switch for obstruc-
tions; remove obstructions.
2. Check integrity of lights power switch and
it's wiring; repair or replace wiring and/or
replace switch.
If none of the LED's energize:
1. Visually inspect transformer fuse; replace if
defective.
2. Check electrical outlet for power. If no
power, check GFCI; if tripped, reset. If
GFCI is OK, check circuit breaker in house;
if tripped, reset. Replace outlet if defective.
3. Check integrity of power cord, transformer,
wiring from transformer to 4-Pin Molex con-
nector, wire connections at Molex Connector
and wring after connector. Repair or replace
defective parts.
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Troubleshooting
TEST / ACTION
#814144 - Revision A - July, 2009