Wolf’s legacy CT line included gas cooktops too, and the CT15G/S is its 15-inch entry, framed trim, mechanical knobs predating the CG naming that eventually replaced this generation. Being from the older catalog, its igniter, valve and burner parts should be ordered against the CT line specifically rather than assumed compatible with a current CG cooktop of the same size.
A knob that feels loose, or a valve that has gone stiff to turn, are both mechanical wear complaints on a cooktop this age, and they are worth distinguishing: a loose knob often means the valve stem connection has worn, while a stiff valve is more about the valve mechanism itself needing service or replacement.
Key Features
- 15-inch gas cooktop from Wolf's legacy CT line
- Framed top, which is the trim difference the letter after the size records
- Predates the CG, CE and CI naming, so parts and error codes follow the older CT catalog
Most Common Issues on This Model
Burner will not light, or sparks continuously
Uneven flame or a burner that will not stay lit
Knob feels loose or the valve is stiff to turn
Persistent gas smell at the cooktop — a safety call, not a routine repair