The CI152TF/S carries the same two-element induction layout and per-zone cookware detection as the flush CI152T/S, just with the top set inside a raised frame rather than sitting level with the counter. That framed edge is the only meaningful difference between the two. Touch controls that respond in some areas but not others are more […]

The CG152TF/S is the framed version of Wolf’s 15-inch sealed gas cooktop — the glass or steel top sits inside a raised frame rather than flush with the counter, though the two open burners, knobs and spark ignition underneath are the same mechanical design as the unframed model. A raised frame changes how spills and […]

Three induction elements make up the CI243C/B, a 24-inch cooktop in Contemporary trim with the controls printed directly into the black glass rather than mounted on a separate bezel. Each element carries its own coil and cookware-detection sensor, independent of the other two. A single element cutting out part-way through cooking, while the other two […]

Three open burners fill out the 24-inch CG243T/S, Wolf’s mid-size sealed gas cooktop in Transitional trim, with mechanical knobs and spark ignition rather than any electronic touch panel. Being a fully mechanical design keeps the list of likely failure points short: burners, valves, igniters and the gas path between them. A burner that will not […]

The CI243TF/S is a 24-inch, three-element induction cooktop in Transitional framed trim — the same per-element coil and pan-detection design as Wolf’s other CI cooktops, just with the top set inside a raised frame. Touch or knob controls going fully unresponsive across the whole panel is a different, more serious complaint than a single element […]

The CG243TF/S carries the same three-burner, 24-inch sealed gas layout as the CG243T/S, but with the top set inside a raised frame rather than flush — the trim distinction that separates the two. Mechanical knobs and spark ignition are unchanged between them. Persistent gas smell on any sealed gas cooktop, framed or not, is treated […]

The CI304C/B is a 30-inch induction cooktop with four elements in Contemporary trim, controls printed into the black glass surface, each zone running its own coil and pan-detection sensor independent of the others. With four zones on one cooktop, a code from the induction line’s error set is genuinely useful information to have ready before […]

The CG304P/S is a 30-inch, four-burner sealed gas cooktop in Wolf’s Professional trim, identifiable by the heavy knurled knobs used across the pro-style line rather than the smoother knobs on Transitional or Contemporary models. The mechanical spark-ignition system underneath is otherwise the same as Wolf’s other CG cooktops. Knurled knobs give a firmer, more deliberate […]

Four induction elements at 30 inches make up the CI304T/S, Wolf’s Transitional-trim cooktop with per-element coil and pan detection — the middle styling option between the Contemporary black-glass and framed trims in this lineup. Because each element detects cookware independently, an intermittent problem — a zone that works most of the time but occasionally fails […]

Four open burners at 30 inches make up the CG304T/S, Wolf’s Transitional-trim sealed gas cooktop with mechanical knob controls and spark ignition. It sits size-wise between the smaller CG243 cooktops and the wider 36-inch CG365 models in the same lineup. A burner that keeps sparking after the flame has already caught is worth distinguishing from […]