The CI152T/S is a 15-inch induction cooktop with two elements, Transitional trim, and per-element coil and pan detection — each zone senses cookware independently, so one element can lose that ability while the other keeps working normally. It is a compact secondary-zone unit rather than Wolf’s primary cooking surface. An element that will not recognize […]

Eight open burners and no accessory section make up the RT488, the largest all-burner configuration in Wolf’s original R/RT rangetop generation — a straightforward 48-inch counter-mounted unit, raised control panel, individual spark module and valve micro-switch at each burner, no oven beneath it. With eight identical burners on one unit, a problem that shows up […]

The SRT304 is a 30-inch sealed burner rangetop with four open burners, each one a dual-stacked assembly designed to cover both a genuine low simmer and a proper high sear from the same burner. Being counter-mounted with no oven cavity beneath it, there is no door lock, no self-clean cycle, and none of the parts […]

Two dual-stacked sealed burners share the SRT362W with a dedicated wok burner — a deeper, ring-shaped burner built for a rounded wok pan rather than a flat-bottomed pot, on its own separate control. At 36 inches, this is Wolf’s sealed-burner rangetop aimed at cooks who want the wok section without giving up the two standard […]

Four dual-stacked sealed burners and an infrared charbroiler make up the SRT364C, a 36-inch counter-mounted rangetop with no oven and none of the door-lock or self-clean hardware that comes with one. Each burner is built to cover both a low simmer and a high sear from the same ring assembly. The charbroiler runs on its […]

The SRT364G pairs four dual-stacked sealed burners with an infrared griddle on a 36-inch counter-mounted rangetop — no oven cavity, so nothing beyond the burners, knobs and griddle section to service. Each open burner is built as a stacked assembly to hold both a true simmer and a strong sear. Griddle sections tend to accumulate […]

The RT362F is a 36-inch gas rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation — two open burners alongside a dedicated French top section, and no oven beneath either, since a rangetop like this drops into a counter cut-out on its own. Each burner runs its own spark module, electrode and valve micro-switch, and the control panel […]

Six dual-stacked sealed burners and no accessory section define the SRT366, Wolf’s plainer 36-inch sealed burner rangetop — counter-mounted, no oven, no door lock or self-clean cycle to add to the list of things that can fail. Each burner covers both simmer and sear duty from the same stacked ring assembly. With six identical burners […]

Four open burners and an infrared charbroiler make up the RT364C, Wolf’s 36-inch rangetop from the original R/RT generation, with no oven cavity underneath — a straightforward counter-mounted unit whose knobs sit raised on a forward control panel. Each burner has its own spark module, electrode and micro-switch at the valve. A charbroiler that will […]

The SRT484CG combines four dual-stacked sealed burners with both an infrared charbroiler and an infrared griddle on one 48-inch rangetop — three independent cooking sections, each with its own burner and control, and no oven underneath any of them. Because there are three separate sections here, describing which one is actually misbehaving — charbroiler, griddle, […]