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 one that never lights in the first place: the first usually means the spark module hasn’t sensed that ignition succeeded and keeps firing, while the second more often points to the igniter or electrode simply not producing a spark at all. Both are electrode-and-module issues rather than gas-path problems, generally.
Key Features
- 30-inch sealed gas cooktop with four open burners
- Transitional trim, the middle of Wolf's three styling families
- Mechanical knob controls and spark ignition rather than touch electronics
Most Common Issues on This Model
Burner will not light, or keeps sparking after the flame has caught
Burner will not hold a low simmer, or the flame lifts and yellows
Knob turns but no gas reaches the burner
Persistent gas smell at the cooktop — a safety call, not a routine repair