Wolf CT36E Design Manual

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T ABLE OF CONTENTS

Wolf Built-in Ovens 4-9

Wolf Warming Drawers 10-13

Wolf Microwave Ovens 14-18

Wolf Electric Cooktops 19-28

Wolf Gas Cooktops 29-34

Wolf Integrated Cooktops 35-43

Wolf Dual Fuel Ranges 44-47

Wolf Gas Ranges 48-51

Wolf Gas Rangetops 52-55

Wolf Gas BBQ Grills 56-59

Wolf Cooktop Ventilation 60-68

Wolf Pro Series Ventilation 69-78

Wolf Ventilation

Recommendations 79-82

Wolf Warranty 83

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The information and images in this guide are the copyright property of Wolf Appliance Company, LLC, an

affiliate of Sub-Zero Freezer Company, Inc. Neither this book nor any information or images contained

herein may be copied or used in whole or in part without the express written permission of Wolf Appliance

Company, LLC, an affiliate of Sub-Zero Freezer Company, Inc.

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WOLF

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is a registered trademark of Wolf Appliance Company, LLC

Each Wolf unit is backed by the best

warranty in the business. Please refer

to page 83 for the details.

Review this Design Guide in greater

detail when you get a chance and

keep it as a handy reference. We are

confident you will like what you see.

IMPORTANT NOTE: As you read the

information in this guide, you will

notice CAUTION and WARNING

symbols. This blocked information is

important for the safe and efficient

installation of the Wolf equipment.

There are two types of potential

hazards that may occur during any

installation.

Another footnote we would like to

identify is; IMPORTANT NOTE, which

highlights information that is espe-

cially relevant to a problem-free

installation.

In addition, our Dual Stacked Burners

on the gas cooktops and dual fuel

ranges are all sealed and all of them

offer you the capability of simmering

foods.

Our electric cooktops are unique to

the industry with their capabilities of

providing simmer to all elements and

offer the melt feature on one of the

elements. The triple element on the

36" (914) cooktop can generate up to

2,700 watts for those large pots that

need fast boiling.

If you are looking for cooking

performance, but don’t want to shout

it out in your kitchen design, one of

our new unframed electric cooktops

may be your choice. There’s no stain-

less steel trim, just the sophisticated

black ceramic glass top that can be

mounted flush with the top of the

countertop or as a frameless installa-

tion sitting on top of the countertop

surface.

The sizes, alternative tops and selec-

tion of the standard classic stainless

steel and the premium finishes of

carbon or platinum stainless steel

make your decision-making process

much more fun for you and your

clients. Now you can give them

exactly what they want without sacri-

ficing the quality they demand.

In all your applications you can

depend on Wolf. That reputation is

even stronger because it is backed by

Sub-Zero. This is one of those situa-

tions where the combination of the

two is really greater than their sum.

CAUTION

signals a situation where minor

injury or product damage may

occur if you do not follow

instructions.

WARNING

states a hazard that may cause

serious injury or death if

precautions are not followed.

In this Design Guide, you’ll find all

the necessary information for specify-

ing a Wolf oven, cooktop, range,

rangetop, BBQ grill or ventilation

equipment into the next kitchen or

home you design.

Each unit is handcrafted with the

knowledge and experience gleaned

from being the premier supplier of

cooking equipment to professional

chefs and their restaurants for nearly

75 years.

Sub-Zero, a corporate companion

and kitchen soul mate, shares the

identical values and pride we practice

in providing the best cooking

equipment.

A Wolf is beautiful and will comple-

ment any design you use, whether it

be contemporary or traditional.

But that’s not why many customers

turn to us. We have a passion for

cooking and it shows in our work.

Consumers appreciate the unique

features we have built-in to our many

different models. You can refer to

specifics as you page through this

guide.

The features are as numerous as the

various units you have to choose

from. But one of the more prominent

highlights is the patent-pending Wolf

Dual Convection System that is in all

of our built-in ovens and dual fuel

ranges. It delivers even temperature

and airflow throughout the oven.

Two fans and four heating elements

operate either simultaneously or in

sequence, depending on which one

of the eight different cooking modes

your client chooses.

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Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

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BEAUTY, VARIETY AND

SERIOUS PERFORMANCE

It’s hard to put into a few words the

differences you will see in Wolf

compared to other cooking appli-

ances on the market. Some of those

differences are very dramatic like the

three finishes offered to you and your

clients. There is the standard classic

stainless steel. But look more and you

will see two premium finishes offered

in platinum and carbon stainless

steel.

The platinum look lets you have the

beauty of stainless steel without the

sheen and reduces the amount of

fingerprints, whereas the carbon

stainless steel is unlike any other

black appliance you have experi-

enced. You must see it to truly have a

feel for the depth and beauty it

offers.

Now look closer and you will see two

different door styles offered – framed

and unframed. The framed is more

traditional and lends itself nicely with

a professional rangetop, while the

unframed is sleek and contemporary

in appearance. But these are our

labels, you can call them what you

want and mix and match as you

choose.

Did you notice that the control panel

closes? It’s a nice feature and will

enable you to hide that control panel

that many of us have labored to

make functional and tried to make

beautiful.

There are other exterior appoint-

ments that will also catch your eye,

or maybe not because we have tried

to enhance fit and finish. We want to

make sure our ovens enhance your

design and not alter your look.

Model SO30F

30" (762) Single Oven

Framed

Model SO30U

30" (762) Single Oven

Unframed

Model DO30F

30" (762) Double Oven

Framed

Model DO30U

30" (762) Double Oven

Unframed

Model SO36U

36" (914) Single Oven

Unframed

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Inside the beauty, design and func-

tionality continue. Lose your breath

to the beautiful blue interior. Notice

the dual convection fans. As you

open the oven door, see and feel the

smoothness of the door damper

system. Pull that bottom oven rack all

the way out and notice how it is

nestled on the door rails. Brilliant

halogen lights illuminate the inside.

And lastly, see if you can find the

hidden bake element.

There are 30" (762) and 36" (914)

ovens. The 30" (762) models come in

classic, platinum and carbon stainless

steel finishes and can be ordered as

single or double ovens. The 30" (762)

oven framed door is only offered in

classic stainless steel, while the

unframed door is available in all three

looks, classic, platinum and carbon

stainless steel.

The 36" (914) model can also be

ordered in the three different finishes,

as a single unit with an unframed

door only.

All models offer the following cooking

modes: Bake, Roast, Broil, Convection

Bake, Convection Roast, Convection

Broil, Convection and Bake Stone.

The Bake Stone mode requires a Bake

Stone accessory package, available

from your Wolf dealer.

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

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FEATURES

• Patent-pending dual convection

logic control system

• Eight cooking modes – bake, roast,

broil, convection bake, convection

roast, convection broil, convection

and bake stone (with bake stone

accessory)

• Rotating glass touch control panel

• Cobalt blue porcelain oven interior

• Three removable racks, six-level

rack guide and full-extension

bottom rack – five-level rack guide

for 36" (914) oven

• Large viewing triple pane window

• Dual interior halogen lighting

• Hidden, dual ribbon bake element

• Recessed broil element

• Temperature probe and receptacle

• Delayed start, self-clean and

sabbath features

• Patent-pending, door hinge with

hydraulic damper assures smooth

opening and closing of the door

• Factory installed trim

• Certified by Star-K to meet religious

regulations

• UL certified for US and Canada

• Two and five year residential

warranty – exclusions apply, see

warranty at the end of this guide

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This appliance is certified by Star-K

to meet strict religious regulations in

conjunction with specific instructions

found on www.star-k.org.

Rotating electronic

control panel

Electronics and

door cooling vents

Recessed broil

element

Probe receptacle

Halogen lights

Six-level rack

guide

Three removable

racks

Hidden bake

element

Triple pane

window

Gasket

Door hinge with

hydraulic damper

Exhaust vent

Rating plate

location

Oven door light

switch

Thermostat

Bake stone

element receptacle

30" (762) Built-In Single Oven – Model SO30F shown

MODEL OPTIONS

30" (762) Single Oven – Framed

Classic Stainless Steel SO30F/S

30" (762) Single Oven – Unframed

Classic Stainless Steel SO30U/S

Platinum Stainless Steel SO30U/P

Carbon Stainless Steel SO30U/B

36" (914) Single Oven – Unframed

Classic Stainless Steel SO36U/S

Platinum Stainless Steel SO36U/P

Carbon Stainless Steel SO36U/B

30" (762) Double Oven – Framed

Classic Stainless Steel DO30F/S

30" (762) Double Oven – Unframed

Classic Stainless Steel DO30U/S

Platinum Stainless Steel DO30U/P

Carbon Stainless Steel DO30U/B

24" (610)

BEHIND FRAME

27

1

/2"

(699)

28

3

/16"

(716)

28"

(711)

29

7

/8"

(759)

24"

(610)

POWER CORD

CHANNEL

OPEN OVEN DOOR

TOP VIEW

26

1

/16"

(662)

3"

(76)

20

3

/4"

(527)

1

/4"

(32)

1

7

/8"

(48)

1

7

/8"

(48)

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

24" (610)

BEHIND FRAME

24

3

/8"

(619)

35

5

/8"

(905)

24"

(610)

POWER CORD

CHANNEL

OPEN OVEN DOOR

TOP VIEW

34

1

/8"

(867)

33

11

/16"

(870)

23"

(584)

3"

(76)

17

3

/4"

(451)

1

/4"

(32)

1

7

/8"

(48)

1

7

/8"

(48)

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

50"

(1270)

29

7

/8"

(759)

24" (610)

BEHIND FRAME

24"

(610)

OPEN OVEN DOOR

POWER CORD

CHANNEL

TOP VIEW

28

3

/16"

(716)

28"

(711)

3"

(76)

20

3

/4"

(527)

48

1

/2"

(1232)

1

/4"

(32)

1

7

/8"

(48)

1

7

/8"

(48)

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

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PLANNING

INFORMATION

While you have many design options

to consider from a selection point of

view, there are only three different

sizes to consider when planning for

your layout. You can choose either a

30" (762) or 36" (914) single oven or

a 30" (762) double oven.

Oven Interior Dimensions

• 30" (762) Single Oven:

25"W x 16

1

/4"H x 19"D

(635 x 413 x 483)

• 36" (914) Single Oven:

30"W x 13

1

/4"H x 19"D

(762 x 337 x 483)

• 30" (1524) Double Oven:

25"W x 16

1

/4"H x 19"D

(635 x 413 x 483) each

Space Requirements

The illustrations of the three different

oven sizes give you overall dimen-

sions which include the oven face

trim. Refer to the following pages for

rough opening dimensions and the

installation specifics you will need to

incorporate into your plans.

This appliance must be installed in

accordance with National Electrical

Codes, as well as all state, municipal

and local codes. The correct voltage,

frequency and amperage must be

supplied to the appliance from a

dedicated, grounded circuit that is

protected by a properly sized circuit

breaker or time delay fuse. The

proper voltage, frequency and

amperage ratings are listed on the

model/serial rating plate.

Refer to the installation instructions

shipped with each Wolf product for

detailed specifications.

36" (914) Single Oven – Overall Dimensions

30" (762) Double Oven – Overall Dimensions

30" (762) Single Oven – Overall Dimensions

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

7

Rough opening and electrical placement for 30" (762) single oven – undercounter

installation.

27

3

/16"

(691)

28

1

/2"

(724)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

24"min

(610)

E

33"

(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

67"max

(1702)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

27

3

/16"

(691)

4

3

/4"min (121)

3

/4"min (95)

28

1

/2"

(724)

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

4

3

/4"min (121)

24"min

(610)

E

5"

(127)

ELECTRICAL

LOCATION IN

ADJACENT RIGHT

SIDE CABINET

4"

(102)

33"(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

27

3

/16"

(691)

3

/4"min

(95)

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

30" (762) SINGLE OVEN

Wolf recommends using 33" (838)

cabinets with the 30" (762) single

oven. Also, you need a minimum 24"

(610) of usable cabinet depth. The

bottom cabinet support must be able

to support 250 lbs (113 kg).

The Wolf 30" (762) single oven has a

face trim on all four sides and will

overlap stiles and rails. The trim

overlaps 3/16" (5) on the bottom,

5/16" (8) on the top and 3/4" (19)

on each side.

Electrical Requirements

The 30" (762) single oven requires a

separate, grounded 4-wire 240V, 30

amp service with its own circuit

breaker. It is provided with a 4' (1.2

m) flexible 4-wire conduit for connec-

tion at the electrical supply. Locate

electrical within the shaded area

shown in the illustration. The electric

rating is 5.1 Kw at 240V and 3.8 Kw

at 208V with a minimum 30 amp

service.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The electrical

supply must be flush with the back

wall to allow for proper installation.

The electrical supply can be placed in

an adjacent cabinet as long as it is

within reach of the 4' (1.2 m)

conduit, and a 2" (51) diameter hole

is provided. For a 24" (610) depth

cabinet application, electrical conduit

must be kept to the right (viewed

from front of cabinet) for a flush

installation.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

Rough opening and electrical placement for 30" (762) single oven – wall application.

The Wolf 30" (762) single oven may

be installed in combination with a

microwave and warming drawer, refer

to page 16 for installation specifica-

tions.

The Wolf 30" (762) single oven may

be installed below a Wolf electric or

gas cooktop. Refer to the Electric and

Gas Cooktops sections for additional

specifications. A built-in oven cannot

be installed below a Wolf rangetop.

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Rough opening and electrical placement for 36" (914) single oven – undercounter

installation.

24"min

(610)

24

1

/16"

(611)

34

1

/2"

(876 )

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

39"(991)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

36"min (914)

67"max

(1702)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

24

1

/16"

(611)

24

1

/16"

(611)

3

/4"min (95)

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

24"min

(610)

E

5"

(127)

3

/4"min

(95)

39"(991)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

36"min (914)

34

1

/2"

(876 )

ELECTRICAL

LOCATION IN

ADJACENT RIGHT

SIDE CABINET

4"

(102)

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

7

3

/4"(197) rec

4

3

/4"(121) min

7

3

/4"(197) rec

4

3

/4"(121) min

36" (914) SINGLE OVEN

Wolf recommends using 39" (991)

cabinets with the 36" (914) built-in

oven. Also, you need a minimum 24"

(610) of usable cabinet depth. The

bottom cabinet support must be able

to support 250 lbs (113 kg).

The Wolf 36" (914) built-in oven has

a face trim on all four sides and will

overlap stiles and rails. The trim

overlaps 3/16" (5) on the bottom,

5/16" (8) on the top and 3/4" (19)

on each side.

Electrical Requirements

The 36" (914) built-in oven requires a

separate, grounded 4-wire 240V, 30

amp service with its own circuit

breaker. It is provided with a 3' (.9 m)

flexible 4-wire conduit for connection

at the electrical supply. Locate electri-

cal within the shaded area shown in

the illustration. The electric rating is

5.1 Kw at 240V and 3.8 Kw at 208V

with a minimum 30 amp service.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The electrical

supply must be flush with the back

wall to allow for proper installation.

The electrical supply can be placed in

an adjacent cabinet as long as it is

within reach of the 3' (.9 m) conduit,

and a 2" (51) diameter hole is

provided. For a 24" (610) depth

cabinet application, electrical conduit

must be kept to the right (viewed

from front of cabinet) for a flush

installation.

Rough opening and electrical placement for 36" (914) single oven – wall application.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

The Wolf 36" (914) single oven may

be installed below a Wolf electric or

gas cooktop. Refer to the electric and

gas cooktops sections for additional

specifications. A built-in oven cannot

be installed below a Wolf rangetop.

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5

/8"

(1260)

28

1

/2"

(724)

24"min

(610)

33"(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

67"max

(1702)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

30" (762) DOUBLE OVEN

Wolf recommends using 33" (838)

cabinets with the 30" (762) double

oven. Also, you need a minimum 24"

(610) of usable cabinet depth. The

bottom cabinet support must be able

to support 400 lbs (181 kg).

The Wolf 30" (762) double oven has

a face trim on all four sides and will

overlap stiles and rails. The trim

overlaps 3/16" (5) on the bottom,

5/16" (8) on the top and 3/4" (19)

on each side.

Electrical Requirements

The 30" (762) double oven requires a

separate, grounded 4-wire 240V, 50

amp service with its own circuit

breaker. It is provided with a 5'

(1.5 m) flexible 4-wire conduit for

connection at the electrical supply.

Locate electrical within the shaded

area shown in the illustration. The

electric rating is 8.9 Kw at 240V and

6.7 Kw at 208V with a minimum 50

amp service.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The electrical

supply must be flush with the back

wall to allow for proper installation.

The electrical supply can be placed in

an adjacent cabinet as long as it is

within reach of the 5' (1.5 m)

conduit, and a 2" (51) diameter hole

is provided. For a 24" (610) depth

cabinet application, electrical conduit

must be kept to the right (viewed

from front of cabinet) for a flush

installation.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

Rough opening dimensions and electrical placement for 30" (762) double oven.

• Removable stainless steel drawer

tub

• Full extension, ball bearing drawer

glides

• CSA certified for US and Canada

• Two and five year residential

warranty – exclusions apply, see

warranty at the end of this guide

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FEATURES

• Stainless steel drawer front and

handle available in classic,

platinum and carbon finishes

• Integrated drawer front allows for

custom wood panel application

• 450-watt heating element

• Hidden electronic touch control

panel

• Preset and variable temperature

control

• Preset four hour automatic

shut-off

• Stainless steel interior

• Rack for stacking food

WOLF WARMING

DRAWERS

Warming drawers have a clear mission

in life – to take good care of good

food until it’s time for you to eat. Our

improved air control helps keep moist

foods moist and crisp foods crisp. In

addition, Wolf warming drawers are

some of the most capacious on the

market, so you will have little problem

storing items.

There are handy shelves for the inside,

plus an optional set of five stainless

steel containers that divide the drawer

into sections, keeping different dishes

warm at the same time.

From a design perspective you have

four choices for the drawer front.

Electronic controls are hidden regard-

less of your panel selection. Choose

from the classic stainless steel look or

the premium finishes of platinum or

carbon stainless steel. Also available is

the integrated drawer front, which

allows for a custom wood panel. Wolf

offers optional decorative handles for

the integrated drawer front. Keep in

mind, that there are significant

changes to the installation procedure

if you plan on using the integrated

drawer front.

Model WD30 – 30" (762) Warming Drawer

(stainless steel drawer front shown – integrated drawer front available)

Rack for stacking

food

Removable stainless

steel drawer tub

Stainless steel

interior

Stainless steel

drawer front – three

finishes available

Ball bearing

drawer glides

Hidden electronic

control panel

Galvanized

exterior

Moisture

selection control

This appliance is certified by Star-K

to meet strict religious regulations in

conjunction with specific instructions

found on www.star-k.org.

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

Model WD30

Integrated Drawer Front

Model WD30

Stainless Steel Drawer Front

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FRONT PANEL OPTIONS

Model WD30

with Drawer Front Panel Options

Classic Stainless Steel WDFRONT/S

Platinum Stainless Steel WDFRONT/P

Carbon Stainless Steel WDFRONT/B

Integrated

(accepts wood panel) WDFRONT/I

Optional drawer front panels are

ordered and shipped as sales acces-

sories. Stainless steel drawer front

panels include tubular handles.

PLANNING

INFORMATION

The Wolf 30" (762) warming drawer

is shipped without any decorative

drawer front. You must order one of

three stainless steel drawer fronts

(handle included) in classic, platinum

or carbon finish or the integrated

front (no handle) for a custom wood

application.

The illustration below provides the

overall size, while the rough opening

dimensions you will need to incorpo-

rate into your plans are shown in

illustrations on the following pages.

Note that there are significant differ-

ences to the installation requirements

for the integrated drawer front.

An anti-tip block must be installed to

prevent the unit from tipping forward

when the drawer is opened.

A Wolf warming drawer may be

installed below a Wolf single oven

provided the warming drawer is fully

enclosed, top and bottom.

The base platform for the warming

drawer must be able to support 175

lbs (79 kg). This platform must be a

minimum of 1" (25) above the toe

kick to allow for the 1/2" (13) overlap

of the warming drawer trim.

30" (762) Warming Drawer – Overall Dimensions (stainless steel drawer front shown)

10

1

/4" (260)

23

1

/16" (586)

BEHIND FRAME

29

7

/8" (759)

OVERALL WIDTH

The Wolf warming drawer may be

installed below a Wolf electric or gas

cooktop provided the warming

drawer is fully enclosed, top and

bottom. The Wolf warming drawer

may also be installed next to or

above another Wolf warming drawer.

Dimensions will vary according to the

specific installation.

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Electrical Requirements

The Wolf warming drawer requires a

separate, grounded 120V, 60 Hz

power supply. The service should

have its own 15 amp circuit breaker

and a grounded 3-prong receptacle

should be located within the reach of

the 3' (.9 m) power cord, and flush

with the back wall. Locate electrical

within the shaded area shown in the

illustrations.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A ground fault

circuit interrupter (GFCI) is not

recommended and may cause inter-

ruption of operation.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

Stainless Steel Drawer Front

Wolf recommends using a 33" (838)

wide cabinet for the warming drawer

with stainless steel drawer front. A

minimum 30" (762) wide by 24"

(610) deep cabinet is required.

The Wolf warming drawer with

stainless steel drawer front may be

installed in combination with a 30"

(762) single oven and microwave

oven with 30" (762) trim. Refer to the

illustration on page 16. Dimensions

will vary according to the specific

installation.

Pre-installation specifications for warming drawer with stainless steel drawer front –

undercounter installation.

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Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

28

1

/2" (724)

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

23

1

/2"min

(597)

33"(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

9

1

/4" (235)

2

3

/8" (60)

9

1

/4" (235)

ALLOW FOR

5

/8" OVERLAP

ON ALL SIDES

2

3

/8" (60)

2" x 2" ANTI-TIP

BLOCK AGAINST

REAR OF CUTOUT

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

CABINET SIDE VIEW

24"min (610)

CABINET DEPTH

27

3

/16"

(691)

28

1

/2" (724)

OVEN ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

33"

(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

28

1

/2" (724)

WARMING DRAWER

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

9

1

/4" (235)

2

3

/8"

(60)

ALLOW FOR

5

/8" OVERLAP

ON ALL SIDES

23

1

/2"min

(597)

9

1

/4" (235)

2" x 2" ANTI-TIP

BLOCK AGAINST

REAR OF CUTOUT

24"min (610)

CABINET DEPTH

Pre-installation specifications for warming drawer with stainless steel drawer front –

installation below 30" (762) oven.

13

W OLF W ARMING D RAWERS

Pre-installation specifications for warming drawer with integrated drawer front –

undercounter installation.

10

3

/8"*

(264)

29

15

/16"* (760)

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

25

1

/2"min (648)

ROUGH OPENING DEPTH

33"min (838)

CABINET WIDTH

26"min (660)

CABINET DEPTH

*Dimension may vary by

+_

1/8" (3)

2

3

/8"

(60)

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

10

3

/8"*

(264)

2

3

/8"

(60)

2"(51) x 2"(51)

ANTI-TIP BLOCK

CABINET SIDE VIEW

27

3

/16"

(691)

28

1

/2" (724)

OVEN ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

29

15

/16"* (760)

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

WARMING DRAWER

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

25

1

/2"min (648)

ROUGH OPENING DEPTH

WARMING DRAWER

33"min (838)

CABINET WIDTH

26"min (660)

CABINET DEPTH

*Dimension may vary by

+_

1/8" (3)

2

3

/8"

(60)

2"(51) x 2"(51)

ANTI-TIP BLOCK

10

3

/8"*

(264)

2

3

/8"

(60)

10

3

/8"*

(264)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

Pre-installation specifications for warming drawer with integrated drawer front –

installation below 30" (762) oven.

Integrated Drawer Front

IMPORTANT NOTE:

A minimum

33" (838) wide by 26" (660) deep

cabinet is required for the warming

drawer with integrated drawer

front.

The Wolf warming drawer with an

integrated drawer front can accom-

modate installations with a 30" (762)

or 36" (914) wide cooktop. It may

also be installed in combination with

a 30" (762) or 36" (914) single oven

and microwave oven with 30" (762)

or 36" (914) trim. Refer to the

illustration on page 16. Dimensions

will vary according to the specific

installation.

Keep in mind that the width of the

custom panel for the warming drawer

with integrated drawer front will vary

according to the specific installation.

The rough opening width will remain

29-15/16" (760) whether installed in

combination with a 30" (762) or 36"

(914) cooktop or oven.

The decorative wood drawer front

panel must be a minimum of 1/2"

(13) thick.

Refer to the installation instructions

provided with the integrated drawer

front for detailed specifications. These

instructions can also be found on the

Wolf website.

14

FEATURES

• Built-in or freestanding convection

microwave oven with 1.5 cu ft

(43 L) capacity and 900 watts of

power

• 30" (762) or 36" (914) trim kit

allows microwave to be built-in to

fit above a Wolf built-in oven

• Classic, platinum or carbon stainless

steel trim finishes

• Sensor cooking

• Slow cook mode for up to four

hours

• Easy to operate control panel and

programmable power options

• Interactive display – 99 minutes,

99 seconds

• Menu label and recipe guide

• Multi-language – English, French

and Spanish

• Removable 15-3/8" (391) turntable

and turntable support

• Oven door with window

• Multiple rack backing

• Safety door latches – oven will not

operate unless the door is closed

WOLF CONVECTION

MICROWAVE OVEN

Taking the experience we’ve gained

from our microwave ovens and

combining that with the expertise of

convection, Wolf has brought the

both of best cooking technologies

together in one unit.

This handsome unit comes with trim

kits to mount the unit above a 30"

(762) or 36" (914) Wolf oven and

finish off your cooking tower in a

single look. The trim comes in three

stainless steel looks – classic, platinum

and carbon

Aside from looking beautiful whether

you use it in conjunction with an oven

or not, the unit offers you all the

performance you would expect from

Wolf – a cooking company with a

heritage of nearly 75 years in the

kitchen.

14

W OLF C ONVECTION M ICROWAVE O VEN

Door open

button

Safety door

latches

Lighted digital

display

Oven door

with window

Convection

air openings

Rating plate

location

Door hinges

Tu r ntable

Ventilation

openings (rear)

Oven light

Waveguard

cover

Auto-touch

control panel

Model MWC24

Freestanding

Model MWC24

with 30" (762) Trim

Model MWC24

with 36" (914) Trim

• Oven light comes on when oven is

operating or door is open

• Tight door seals with one touch

door open pad

• Rear ventilation openings

• Two and five year residential

warranty – exclusions apply, see

warranty at the end of this guide

TRIM OPTIONS

Model MWC24

30" (762) Stainless Steel Trim

Classic Stainless MWCTRIM30/S

Platinum Stainless MWCTRIM30/P

Carbon Stainless MWCTRIM30/B

Model MWC24

36" (914) Stainless Steel Trim

Classic Stainless MWCTRIM36/S

Platinum Stainless MWCTRIM36/P

Carbon Stainless MWCTRIM36/B

Optional trim kits are ordered and

shipped as sales accessories.

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

Model MWC24 – Convection Microwave Oven

15

PLANNING

INFORMATION

The Wolf convection microwave oven

can be used freestanding or with

optional 30" (762) or 36" (914) trim,

can be built-in to fit above a Wolf 30"

(762) or 36" (914) single oven.

The following illustrations will give

you an idea of the overall size that

you need to plan for in your installa-

tion. They also provide the finished

rough opening dimensions for the

different trim kits. The base platform

must be able to support 125 lbs

(57 kg).

IMPORTANT NOTE: In all instances,

where the microwave oven is built-in,

you must use one of Wolf's trim kits

to ensure proper ventilation.

Refer to the installation instructions

provided with the trim kit for detailed

specifications. These instructions can

also be found on the Wolf website.

When using the Wolf microwave oven

as a freestanding unit, allow 2" (51)

of airflow space on top, rear and both

sides. A minimum 20-1/8" (511)

cabinet depth is required.

Electrical Requirements

The Wolf microwave oven requires a

separate, grounded 110/120V, 60 Hz

power supply. The service should

have its own 15 amp circuit breaker

and a grounded 3-prong receptacle

should be located within the reach of

the 5' (1.5 m) power cord.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A ground fault

circuit interrupter (GFCI) is not

recommended and may cause inter-

ruption of operation.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

W OLF C ONVECTION M ICROWAVE O VEN

Convection Microwave Oven – Overall Dimensions with 30" (762) and 36" (914) Trim

Pre-installation specifications for convection microwave with 30" (762) trim – installation

above 30" (762) oven. For 36" (914) trim, add 6" (152) to overall width dimensions.

33"(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

28" (711)

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

20

1

/8"min

(511)

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

CABINET SIDE VIEW

18

11

/16"

(475)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

Pre-installation specifications for convection microwave with 30" (762) trim –

undercounter installation. For 36" (914) trim, add 6" (152) to overall width dimensions.

29

7

/8" (759)

30" (762) TRIM WIDTH

24

5

/8" (625)

FREESTANDING

WIDTH

19

7

/8" (505)

TRIM

HEIGHT

14

7

/8" (378)

FREESTANDING

HEIGHT

35

5

/8" (905)

36" (914) TRIM WIDTH

20

1

/8" (511)

BEHIND FRAME

24"min

(610)

27

3

/16"

(691)

28

1

/2" (724)

OVEN ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

33"

(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

28" (711)

MICROWAVE ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

20

1

/8"min

(511)

18

11

/16"

(475)

1

/4"min

(32)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

16

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

25

1

/2"min (648)

ROUGH OPENING DEPTH

WARMING DRAWER

26"min (660)

CABINET DEPTH

*Dimension may vary by

+_

1/8" (3)

NOTE: The width of the custom panel for the warming drawer with integrated drawer front will vary according to the specific installation, but the

rough opening width will remain 29-15/16" (760).

2

3

/8"

(60)

2"(51) x 2"(51)

ANTI-TIP BLOCK

10

3

/8"*

(264)

2

3

/8"

(60)

10

3

/8"*

(264)

CABINET SIDE VIEW

34" (864)

MICROWAVE ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

24"min

(610)

24

1

/16"

(611)

34

1

/2" (876 )

36-INCH OVEN

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

39"(991)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

36"min (914)

1

/4"

(32)

20

1

/8"min

(511)

18

11

/16"

(475)

E

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

29

15

/16"* (760)

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

WARMING DRAWER

Pre-installation specifications for convection microwave with 36" (914) trim – installation

above 36" (914) oven and warming drawer with integrated drawer front.

W OLF C ONVECTION M ICROWAVE O VEN

OPTIONAL

INSTALLATIONS

The following illustrations provide the

finished rough opening dimensions

for installations when combining a

Wolf convection microwave with a

single oven and warming drawer.

The Wolf convection microwave oven

with 30" (762) trim kit may be

installed in combination with a 30"

(762) single oven and 30" (762)

warming drawer with stainless steel

drawer front.

The Wolf convection microwave oven

with 36" (914) trim kit may be

installed in combination with a 36"

(914) single oven and warming

drawer with integrated drawer front.

Keep in mind that the width of the

custom panel for the warming drawer

with integrated drawer front will vary

according to the specific installation.

The rough opening width will remain

29-15/16" (760) whether installed in

combination with a 30" (762) or 36"

(914) single oven and microwave.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A minimum 33"

(838) wide by 26" (660) deep cabinet

is required for the warming drawer

with integrated drawer front.

Refer to the installation instructions

provided with each microwave trim

kit and warming drawer front for

detailed specifications. These instruc-

tions can also be found on the Wolf

website. Dimensions will vary accord-

ing to the specific installation.

28

1

/2" (724)

WARMING DRAWER

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

28

1

/2" (724)

30-INCH OVEN

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

4"

(102)

E

ALLOW FOR

5

/8" OVERLAP

ON ALL SIDES

9

1

/4" (235)

2

3

/8"

(60)

23

1

/2"min

(597)

2" x 2" ANTI-TIP

BLOCK AGAINST

REAR OF CUT-OUT

27

3

/16"

(691)

1

/4"

(32)

24"min

(610)

33" (838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

28" (711)

MICROWAVE ROUGH

OPENING WIDTH

20

1

/8"min

(511)

18

11

/16"

(475)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

E

Pre-installation specifications for convection microwave with 30" (762) trim – installation

above 30" (762) oven and 30" (762) warming drawer with stainless steel drawer front.

17

FEATURES

• Built-in or freestanding non-convec-

tion microwave oven with 2.0 cu ft

(56 L) capacity and 1200 watts of

power

• Classic stainless steel trim finish

• Sensor cooking

• Easy to operate control panel and

programmable power options

• Interactive display – 99 minutes,

99 seconds

• Warming feature

• Menu label and recipe guide

• Multi-language – English, French

and Spanish

• Removable 16" (406) turntable and

turntable support

• Oven door with window

• Safety door latches – oven will not

operate unless the door is closed

• Oven light comes on when oven is

operating or door is open

WOLF NON-CONVECTION

MICROWAVE OVEN

What sort of microwave oven can you

expect from a cooking company? This

is the only non-convection microwave

that deserves the Wolf name.

It’s fast – 1200 watts on high. Roomy

– a full 2.0 cu ft (56 L) and it is a true

cooking instrument with a vast range

of advanced features including sensor

cooking controlled from an interactive

display.

The unit is black with optional trim

available in the classic stainless steel

finish.

With the trim in place, the microwave

oven is identical in width to our 30"

(762) oven, so it can be easily

mounted above the oven to offer an

attractive combination look.

W OLF N ON-CONVECTION M ICROWAVE O VEN

• Tight door seals with one touch

door open pad

• Rear ventilation openings

• Two and five year residential

warranty – exclusions apply, see

warranty at the end of this guide

TRIM OPTION

Model MW24

30" (762) Stainless Steel Trim

Classic Stainless MWTRIM30/S

The optional trim kit is ordered and

shipped as a sales accessory.

Model MW24 – Non-Convection Microwave Oven

One touch door

open pad

Oven door

with window

Interactive

display

Safety door

latches

Rating plate

Door hinges

Door seals and

sealing surfaces

Tu r ntable

Ventilation

openings (rear)

Oven light

Waveguide

cover

Control panel

Model MW24

(freestanding)

Model MW24

(with optional trim)

28

1

/2" (724)

WARMING DRAWER

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

28

1

/2" (724)

30-INCH OVEN

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

5"

(127)

5"

(127)

4"

(102)

4"

(102)

E

13

1

/2"

(343)

13

3

/4"

(349)

CENTER LINE OF CABINET

27

1

/4" (692)

MICROWAVE

ROUGH OPENING WIDTH

1

/2" (38)

(30" CABINET)

1

/4" (32)

(30" CABINET)

ALLOW FOR

5

/8" OVERLAP

ON ALL SIDES

9

1

/4" (235)

2

3

/8"

(60)

23

1

/2"min

(597)

2" x 2" ANTI-TIP

BLOCK AGAINST

REAR OF CUT-OUT

27

3

/16"

(691)

16

1

/2"

(419)

1

/4"

(32)

24"min

(610)

21"min

(533)

33" (838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

Non-Convection Microwave Oven – Overall Dimensions with 30" (762) Trim

18

3

/4" (476)

TRIM

HEIGHT

19

1

/8" (486)

BEHIND FRAME

29

7

/8" (759)

30" (762) TRIM WIDTH

24" (610)

FREESTANDING

WIDTH

13

3

/8" (340)

FREESTANDING

HEIGHT

18

PLANNING

INFORMATION

The Wolf non-convection microwave

oven can be used freestanding or

with optional 30" (762) trim, can be

built-in to fit above a Wolf 30" (762)

single oven and/or 30" (762)

warming drawer with stainless steel

drawer front.

The following illustrations will give

you an idea of the overall size that

you need to plan for in your installa-

tion. They also provide the finished

rough opening dimensions for the

trim kit. The base platform must be

able to support 125 lbs (57 kg).

IMPORTANT NOTE: In all instances,

where the microwave oven is built-in,

you must use the Wolf 30" (762) trim

kit to ensure proper ventilation.

Refer to the installation instructions

provided with the trim kit for detailed

specifications. These instructions can

also be found on the Wolf website.

When using the Wolf microwave oven

as a freestanding unit, allow 2" (51)

of airflow space on top, rear and both

sides. A minimum 21" (533) cabinet

depth is required.

Electrical Requirements

The Wolf non-convection microwave

oven requires a separate, grounded

110/120V, 60 Hz power supply. The

service should have its own 15 amp

circuit breaker and a grounded

3-prong receptacle should be located

within the reach of the 3' (.9 m)

power cord.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A ground fault

circuit interrupter (GFCI) is not

recommended and may cause inter-

ruption of operation.

You must follow all National Electrical

Code regulations. In addition, be

aware of local codes and ordinances

when installing your service.

W OLF N ON-CONVECTION M ICROWAVE O VEN

33"(838)

RECOMMENDED CABINET WIDTH

30"min (762)

E

13

1

/2"

(343)

13

3

/4"

(349)

CENTER LINE OF CABINET

27

1

/4" (692)

ROUGH OPENING

WIDTH

1

/2" (38)

(30" CABINET)

1

/4" (32)

(30" CABINET)

21"min

(533)

16

1

/2"

(419)

36"(914)

STANDARD

FLOOR TO

COUNTER

HEIGHT

CABINET SIDE VIEW

Pre-installation specifications for non-convection microwave oven with 30" (762) trim –

undercounter installation.

Pre-installation specifications for non-convection microwave with trim – installation

above 30" (762) oven and 30" (762) warming drawer with stainless steel drawer front.

19

WOLF ELECTRIC

COOKTOPS

Behind the sophisticated, minimalist

exterior, beneath that perfectly

smooth, subtly patterned glass that

cleverly reduces scratches, there is a

high-performance cooking tool.

The black ceramic glass top is

beautifully complemented by the

classic stainless steel trim finish and

for the 30" (762) and 36" (914)

cooktops, you can choose the

premium finishes of platinum or

carbon stainless steel. The 15" (381)

cooktop is available only in the classic

stainless steel finish.

If you are looking for cooking

performance, but don’t want to shout

it out in your kitchen design an

unframed electric cooktop may be

your choice. There’s no stainless steel

trim, just the sophisticated black

ceramic glass top, with subtly

patterned design. The 30" (762) and

36" (914) unframed electric cooktops

can be mounted flush with the top of

the countertop or as a frameless

installation sitting on top of the coun-

tertop surface.

Model CT15E

15" (381)

Framed Electric Cooktop

Model CT30E

30" (762)

Framed Electric Cooktop

Model CT36E

36" (914)

Framed Electric Cooktop

This appliance is certified by Star-K

to meet strict religious regulations in

conjunction with specific instructions

found on www.star-k.org.

W OLF E LECTRIC C OOKTOPS

Multiple cooking elements with

different zones allow your customer a

variety of different applications. Both

the 36" (914) framed and unframed

cooktops contain a 12" (305)

diameter triple heating element –

concentric rings that give you excep-

tional control of temperature for pans

and pots of every size.

All of the heating elements offer True

Simmer and with each cooktop there

is one element that enables you to

set a temperature for melting.

Model CT36EU

36" (914)

Unframed Electric Cooktop

Model CT30EU

30" (762)

Unframed Electric Cooktop

Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise specified.

SIM

HIGH

OFF ON

S

IM

H

IG

H

O

F

O

N

SIM

HIGH

OFF ON

SIM

HIGH

ZONE 2

HIGH

SIM

ZONE 2

OFF ON

OFF

O

Illuminated touch

controls

Triple zone

element

Dual zone

element

Hot surface indicators

True Simmer on

all elements

Lock key and

universal off

SIM

HIGH

OFF ON

S

IM

H

IG

H

O

F

O

N

OFF ON

SIM

HIGH

ZONE 2

OFF ON

SIM

HIGH

ZONE 2

OFF

O

Illuminated touch

controls

Dual zone

elements

Hot surface indicators

True Simmer on

all settings

Lock key and

universal off

SIM

HIGH

OFF ON

O

FF ON

SIM

HIGH

Z

ONE

2

OFF

O

Illuminated touch

controls

Dual zone element

Hot surface indicators

True Simmer on

both elements

Lock key and

universal off

20

W OLF F RAMED E LECTRIC C OOKTOPS

Model CT15E – 15" (381) Framed Electric Cooktop

20

FEATURES

• Classic, platinum and carbon

stainless steel trim finishes

• Easy to clean black ceramic glass

surface is resistance to scratching,

staining, impact and heat – translu-

cent surface allows you to see the

glow of hot elements

• Illuminated touch controls with

graduated control lighting

• Model CT15E

Dual Element – 2200W (both rings)

/ 750W (inner ring)

Single Element – 1,200W

• Model CT30E

Dual Elements – 2200W (both rings)

/ 750W (inner ring) and 1900W

(both rings) / 950W (inner ring)

Single Elements – 1,500W and

1,200W

• Model CT36E

Triple Element – 2700W (all three

rings) / 2200W (inner two rings) /

1050W (inner ring)

Double Element – 2200W (both

rings) / 750W (inner ring)

Single Elements – 1800W, 1500 W

and 1200W

• True Simmer setting on all elements

• Melt setting on one element

• Hot surface indicators on all

elements

• Fast power cycles eliminate long

durations of on/off cycles used to

control cooking temperature

• Temperature limiter to ensure that

safe operating temperature of glass

ceramic is never exceeded

• Child safety lock and universal off

• Certified by Star-K to meet

religious regulations

• CSA certified for US and Canada

• Two and five year residential

warranty – exclusions apply, see

warranty at the end of this guide

Model CT30E – 30" (762) Framed Electric Cooktop

Model CT36E – 36" (914) Framed Electric Cooktop

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