Install a Wolf Oven in an Enclosure
Topics:
- Is it possible to install a L Series, E Series, or M Series Oven behind a door?
- Installing a SO or DO in an enclosed space
- Can a Wolf Oven be installed behind doors?
Answer:
Wall Ovens may be installed in an armoire-style cabinet or behind pocket doors. However, doors must stay open during preheat, usage, and cool-down to prevent the unit from overheating.
- Due to the recess of the door and the handle, escaping heat and humidity will collect on the material immediately below the door opening.
- This may cause warping, condensation buildup, and other damage to the enclosure.
- Damage caused to the unit or cabinetry due to this type of installation would not be covered by warranty, nor does Wolf have specifications for this application.
- Oven cooling fans run during unit operation, dispensing heat through the vent at the front of the unit.
- Trapping this heat in an enclosure may cause damage to the unit and is a fire hazard.
- If an installation guide does not show a door or enclosure, it is not allowed for proper installation of the product.
- See also, Flush Installation of Ranges, Wall Ovens, or Rangetops.
Refer to the product Installation Guide for further installation information.
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