Before Wolf’s CI induction line existed, there was the CT30I/S — a 30-inch induction cooktop in the legacy CT catalog, framed trim, with its own error-code set distinct from the current induction line’s codes. A code read off this cooktop’s display should be checked against the CT-specific chart rather than the CI line’s.
Touch or knob controls unresponsive, and a single element that cuts out mid-cook, are the same two broad complaint types seen on Wolf’s current induction cooktops, though the parts behind them follow this older catalog. Confirming cookware compatibility — a magnet should stick firmly to the pan’s base — remains the first troubleshooting step regardless of which generation the cooktop belongs to.
Key Features
- 30-inch induction cooktop from Wolf's legacy CT line
- Framed top, which is the trim difference the letter after the size records
- Predates the CG, CE and CI naming, so parts and error codes follow the older CT catalog
Most Common Issues on This Model
An induction element does not recognize the cookware placed on it
Touch or knob controls unresponsive
Cooktop or a single element cuts out part-way through cooking
Display shows an error code from the induction line's code set