Transitional trim finishes the CI36060T/S, Wolf’s zoneless 36-inch induction cooktop — a full coil array rather than marked cooking rings, with pan position tracked in software rather than fixed zones. It is the same zoneless architecture as the CI36060C/B, differing only in trim. An error code from the induction line’s set on this model is […]

The CT15E/S is a 15-inch radiant electric cooktop from Wolf’s legacy CT line, the letter after the size marking its framed trim. Because this generation predates the CG, CE and CI naming that replaced it, its parts and any error codes follow the older CT catalog rather than the current one — worth flagging when […]

Wolf’s legacy CT line included gas cooktops too, and the CT15G/S is its 15-inch entry, framed trim, mechanical knobs predating the CG naming that eventually replaced this generation. Being from the older catalog, its igniter, valve and burner parts should be ordered against the CT line specifically rather than assumed compatible with a current CG […]

The CT30E/S is a 30-inch radiant electric cooktop from Wolf’s legacy CT line, framed trim, predating the CG, CE and CI naming used on current models. At this age, the heating elements and their connections to the control have had considerably more cycles than a newer cooktop, which is worth factoring into how a weak-element […]

Unframed trim distinguishes the CT30EU from its framed CT30E/S sibling, though both are 30-inch radiant electric cooktops from Wolf’s legacy CT line, predating the current CE naming. The flush, unframed top here changes how debris and spills sit on the surface compared to a framed model, generally making cleanup somewhat simpler. An element that stays […]

The CT30G/S is a 30-inch gas cooktop from Wolf’s legacy CT line, framed trim, its mechanical knobs and ignition predating the current CG naming and parts catalog. Confirming this is a CT model, not a CG, matters when ordering burner or valve parts. Uneven flame, or a burner that will not stay lit once you […]

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 […]

At 36 inches, the CT36E/S is the widest radiant electric cooktop in Wolf’s legacy CT line, framed trim, with parts and codes that follow the older CT catalog rather than the current CE naming. Being the largest configuration, it also has the most individual elements of any CT electric cooktop, each with its own connection […]

The CT36EU is the unframed version of Wolf’s widest legacy CT electric cooktop, 36 inches, its flush top distinguishing it from the framed CT36E/S. Both share the same older CT parts catalog and the same radiant element design underneath. A cracked or chipped section of ceramic glass on a cooktop this size covers more surface […]

The CT36G/S is the widest gas cooktop in Wolf’s legacy CT line at 36 inches, framed trim, mechanical knobs and ignition from before the current CG naming took over. Its burner and valve parts follow this older CT catalog specifically. Persistent gas smell on the CT36G/S is handled exactly the same way it would be […]