Wolf Cooktop & Rangetop repair and service in New York

Wolf’s Dual-Stacked burners have two separate rings of flame. If the high heat works but the simmer doesn't, the lower gas port is likely clogged with boil-over debris or grease. We specialize in disassembling these sealed burners to clear the dedicated simmer ports, restoring the precision control Wolf is famous for.

Stiffness in Wolf knobs usually stems from the valve stem shaft getting gummed up with cooking vapors over years. Simply spraying grease externally won't help. We remove the bezel and service the valve mechanism itself, or replace the valve if the internal core is seized, to bring back that smooth professional feel.

Yes. Wolf induction units are powerful but sensitive to voltage fluctuations. If you see an error code like OME or FLT, it points to a communication error between the touch relay and the generator. We can troubleshoot these specific electronics.

This is usually caused by a dirty or wet igniter. The white ceramic spark electrode also acts as a flame sensor. If it is coated in grease or water, it cannot "ground" the flame signal, so the module thinks the fire is out and keeps sparking. We can professionally clean the electrodes or replace the ignition module if the sensing circuit has failed.

Wolf griddles use a dedicated thermostat to regulate the gas valve. If the griddle runs too hot or stays lukewarm, the capillary tube on the thermostat has likely failed or lost calibration. We can test the temperature output and replace the thermostat assembly to restore precise heat control for your pancakes and steaks.