E6 error appears immediately when plugging in or when starting any program; cooker does not heat.

Safety first: Unplug the multicooker before any inspection. Do not bypass safety devices or attempt to power the unit with covers removed.

• Check outlet and cord: Confirm the wall outlet works by testing another appliance. Inspect the Wolf Gourmet power cord for cuts, burns, or kinks. If damaged, discontinue use.
• Listen for relay click: When you start a program (before E6 appears), you may hear a faint click from the relay. If there is no click and E6 appears instantly, the control board may not be driving the heater.
• Inspect internal connections (advanced users): With the unit unplugged, remove the bottom cover and inspect the heavy-gauge wires from the control board to the heating plate. Ensure spade connectors are fully seated and not burned.
• Do not attempt element testing if unsure: Measuring element resistance requires a multimeter and knowledge of safe testing. If you are not experienced, stop here and contact a professional.
• Service required: An E6 condition usually indicates a failed heating element or control board. These parts are not user-serviceable in most Wolf Gourmet multicookers and should be replaced by an authorized service center.