With six open burners and no charbroiler, griddle or French top, the RT366 is the plainest configuration in Wolf’s 36-inch original R/RT rangetop generation — no oven beneath it either, since this is a counter-mounted unit on its own. Each burner has its own spark module, electrode and micro-switch built into the valve. Because every […]

The SRT484F is a 48-inch sealed burner rangetop pairing four dual-stacked burners with a French top on its own dedicated section — no oven beneath either, and no door lock or self-clean hardware to add to what can fail. A French top heats by design from hotter at the center to cooler toward the edges, […]

The RT482CF packs two open burners, an infrared charbroiler and a French top into a 48-inch rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation — three distinct cooking sections sharing one raised control panel, with no oven underneath any of them. Each open burner has its own spark module, electrode and valve micro-switch. With three sections instead […]

Four open burners share the 48-inch RT484CG with both an infrared charbroiler and an infrared griddle, from Wolf’s original R/RT generation — a raised control panel, individual spark modules and valve micro-switches at each burner, and no oven beneath any of it. Having both a charbroiler and a griddle on one rangetop means two accessory […]

The RT484DC is a 48-inch rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation with four open burners and a double charbroiler section — effectively two charbroiler zones side by side rather than one, on their own dedicated burner and control, with the usual raised knob panel and no oven underneath. A double charbroiler that heats unevenly across […]

Four open burners and a dual griddle section make up the RT484DG, a 48-inch rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation — the griddle split across two zones on shared dedicated hardware, separate from the open burners, all under one raised control panel with no oven beneath. Griddle sections in general are more exposed to grease […]

The RT484F combines four open burners with a French top on a 48-inch rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation — the French top on its own dedicated burner and control, raised knobs forward of the counter line, no oven beneath any of it. A French top’s solid cooking surface heats from below through a design […]

Six open burners and an infrared charbroiler share the 48-inch RT486C, from Wolf’s original R/RT generation, all on one raised control panel with individual spark modules and valve micro-switches at each burner, and no oven cavity beneath it. With six open burners on this model, describing exactly which one is acting up — front-left, back-right, […]

The RT486G is a 48-inch rangetop from Wolf’s original R/RT generation, pairing six open burners with an infrared griddle on its own dedicated section, all under a raised control panel with no oven beneath. A burner that will not light at all, versus one that lights but keeps sparking after the flame has caught, point […]

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 […]