Wolf MW24 Built-in Microwave is not working

Are you googling the answer why your built-in Wolf MW24 microwave doesn’t respond? Here is what you can do before calling a Pro. If the door will not close, make sure that the door latch, found on the inside of the door, is not locked in the up position. Gently press down on the latch to unlock. Verify nothing is lodged inside of the door latch catch area. Remove blockage if present. Make sure the door switch is not pressed in. If the door will not open, you can firmly push the door open pad while lifting up on the lower right corner of the door. This is a temporary solution to open the door as needed. This is not normal operation. If the door must be opened by lifting up on the corner every time, service is needed. Make sure the unit has been plugged in properly. Plug the microwave in a different properly working outlet. Then, turn the circuit breaker to the microwave off and turn it back on in about 10 seconds. In case these steps didn’t help to resolve the issue, the control panel, relay or door switch might be at fault. Microwaves typically have 3 to 4 door switches that will activate when latched properly. If even one of these switches is not functioning correctly, your unit will not work at all. These switches need to send a signal to the microwave that it is safe to start heating for the unit to function. Replacing a broken door switch will require a licensed technician to fix it. Your Wolf microwave should last you a long time. And every part that makes it all work must be in good working order. Sometimes, it won’t hurt to check on the unit once in a while to see if the door closes properly. The sooner you catch a problem with your microwave, the better. Always get professional help if you are not sure about how to replace damaged or faulty parts of your appliance. This is especially true if your unit has an active warranty.