Unox WF01 Error Code
Chamber temperature probe warning.
Source: Unox/Unox_XACC-0513-EPLM_ServiceManualAll_CommercialKitchen.pdf
What does Unox WF01 mean?
WF01 is a chamber temperature probe warning (grouped with WF02 in the manual). Unlike an alarm, a warning lets the oven keep operating with reduced functions while signalling a problem with a cooking chamber temperature probe. It typically means one chamber probe is reading abnormally while another remains usable.
Symptoms
- WF01 shown as a warning, oven still partly usable
- Inconsistent chamber temperature reading
- Warning cleared with the OK icon but returns
- Reduced cooking accuracy
Common causes
- Chamber temperature probe reading out of range
- Loose probe connection
- Probe drift or partial failure
- Wiring fault between probe and board
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Diagnostic steps
Acknowledge the warning
Use the OK icon to clear the warning and note whether it returns during operation.
Power down and check the probe
Turn off power and confirm the chamber temperature probe is connected at its socket.
Measure the probe
Measure the chamber probe with a multimeter (about 110 Ω at 25 °C / 77 °F per the probe table) and compare both chamber probes.
Replace if out of spec
Replace the chamber temperature probe if it is out of specification and retest.
When to call a professional
WF01 is a warning, so the oven still runs, but a drifting chamber probe undermines cooking accuracy and food safety. If clearing the warning does not stop it returning, have a qualified Unox technician measure and replace the affected probe rather than relying on a degraded reading.
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Other Unox Error Codes
Motor thermal protection alarm (permanent error) — the fan motor's thermal protection has tripped.
Safety thermostat alarm — the chamber safety thermostat has tripped above its limit.
Temperature probes alarm — a cooking chamber temperature probe is damaged or disconnected.
Communication error with the power board — the control board lost communication with the power board.
Gas alarm — a fault in the gas burner/ignition system (split into multiple AF23 conditions on later software).
Wrong position of Pollo valve.
Trolley is missing.
Tank missing or safety thermostat fault.
Chamber ceiling temperature too high.
Chamber over-temperature condition (Case 1: T > 150 °C / 302 °F; Case 2: T < 150 °C).
Single-point or multi-point core probe completely damaged.
Front / chamber temperature probe warning.