The CI365T/S is a 36-inch, five-element induction cooktop in Transitional trim, each zone running independent coil and pan-detection hardware under one shared touch control. It is the widest cooktop in the CI lineup available in this styling option. A pattern worth reporting precisely on a five-zone cooktop: whether the same specific zone consistently has the […]

The CG365T/S rounds out Wolf’s 36-inch sealed gas cooktop in Transitional trim, five open burners on mechanical knobs with spark ignition — the middle styling option between the Professional knurled-knob look and the Contemporary printed-glass design. At this width, a persistent gas smell deserves the same immediate response regardless of which of the five burners […]

The 60 in CI30460C/B marks a later generation of Wolf’s 30-inch, four-element CI induction cooktop, in Contemporary trim with controls printed into the black glass. The per-element independent coil and detection design carries over from the earlier CI304C/B; the 60 mainly affects the control board’s parts catalog. Confirming that generation marker before ordering a control-board […]

Four dual-stacked sealed burners and a dedicated wok burner make up the 48-inch SRT484W, the larger of Wolf’s two sealed-burner rangetops offered with a wok section. The wok ring runs on its own separate gas path and ignition, independent of the four standard burners. A wok burner that will not light, while the open burners […]

The CE152T/S is a 15-inch radiant electric cooktop, two elements under ceramic glass, Transitional trim — and unlike Wolf’s induction lines, it works with any flat-bottomed pan regardless of whether the base is magnetic. That compatibility is the main trade-off against induction: broader cookware support, but a different heating and failure profile underneath. An element […]

Six dual-stacked sealed burners share the 48-inch SRT486C with an infrared charbroiler on its own dedicated section — no oven, no door lock, and no self-clean cycle among the things that can fail on a rangetop like this. With six burners on one unit, a technician benefits enormously from knowing exactly which burner position is […]

Framed trim distinguishes the CE152TF/S from its flush Transitional sibling, but the two radiant elements beneath ceramic glass, and their compatibility with any flat-bottomed cookware, are identical between them. The raised frame is purely a fit-and-finish choice for how the top sits in the counter. An element that stays on continuously instead of cycling normally […]

The SRT486G pairs six dual-stacked sealed burners with an infrared griddle on a 48-inch rangetop, no oven cavity beneath either, and none of the added complexity a door lock or self-clean cycle would bring. A griddle that has stopped heating evenly, while the six open burners nearby work normally, is a fairly contained complaint on […]

The CE304C/B is a 30-inch radiant electric cooktop with four elements beneath ceramic glass, Contemporary trim with controls printed directly into the black glass surface. Like Wolf’s other CE cooktops, it accepts any flat-bottomed cookware regardless of whether the base is magnetic, unlike the induction lines. A cracked or chipped section of the glass surface […]

The IRT36451G/S/P puts four induction elements alongside an infrared griddle in a 36-inch rangetop, controlled by knobs on a raised panel rather than a capacitive touch strip. With no gas supply to the appliance at all, there is no igniter, valve or open flame anywhere on this unit — a fundamentally different repair profile from […]