A speed oven combines microwave and convection heating in one unit with a more complex control board than a standalone microwave, which means it has an additional set of parts that can fail — the convection heating element and fan, on top of the magnetron and control electronics a standard microwave also has. A drawer […]

A drawer microwave adds a mechanical open/close system a standard swing-door unit doesn’t have — and a new set of failure points along with it.

The MW24 is a standard swing-door built-in microwave — the more straightforward of Wolf’s built-in microwave configurations, without the drawer mechanism of the MDD line or the added convection system of a speed oven. Most faults come down to the door latch switch (which the control board treats as a safety interlock before allowing a […]

The MC24 is Wolf’s 24-inch convection microwave, and the C in the middle of the number is the entire point of the model. Where the MS24 sold beside it is a standard microwave, the MC24 puts a heating element and a circulating fan into the same cavity, so it can brown and crisp food instead […]

The MDD30PM/S/PH is a 30-inch Wolf built-in microwave whose door is hinged along its bottom edge and swings down and away from the cavity, exactly as an oven door does. In a photograph it is easy to take for a drawer model, and it is not one — Wolf spells its drawer microwaves MD, and […]