Wolf files the CI365TF/S under its CI induction line, a distinct catalog from the CT cooktops even though both use capacitive touch and per-zone cookware detection — worth keeping straight when ordering parts, since the two lines do not share a parts catalog. At 36.5 inches, this is a wider cooktop than the standard CT36IU, with flush or transitional-style trim marked by its TF designation.
The CI line’s documented error codes run differently from the CT line’s — E6 and code 3 are the ones specifically recorded for this line — so a code read off a CI cooktop’s display should not be looked up against the CT line’s chart. Cookware-detection failures and unresponsive touch controls behave the same way across both lines, though: no valid cookware, no heat, regardless of the control.
Key Features
- 36.5-inch induction cooktop, part of Wolf's CI induction line (distinct from the CT line)
- Capacitive touch controls with per-zone cookware-detection sensors
- Flush or transitional-style trim, per its TF designation
Most Common Issues on This Model
Induction zone doesn't detect the cookware placed on it
Touch controls unresponsive
Cooktop shuts off unexpectedly mid-cook
Display shows an error code from the CI line's set (codes like E6 and code 3 are documented for this line)