Wolf Warming Drawer repair and service in New York

Wolf drawers often use a magnetic or mechanical latch for the Push-to-Open feature. If the latch is misaligned or the spring is worn, it won't catch. We adjust the striker plate and latch mechanism so the drawer sits flush with your cabinetry.

Proofing requires a very specific low temperature (around 85°F–100°F). If the thermostat has drifted, the drawer gets too hot. We can recalibrate the low-end temperature settings to ensure your dough rises perfectly without baking prematurely.

Yes. Outdoor units are exposed to humidity and temperature swings, which can corrode the electrical contacts or seize the rails. We use corrosion-resistant parts and inspect the weather seals to keep your outdoor kitchen operational.

Wolf warming drawers feature a specialized humidity control vent (often a slider on the front) that allows you to choose between keeping food "Crisp" or "Moist". If the internal flap mechanism is stuck or broken, you lose control over the texture. We can repair the vent linkage to restore proper climate control for your dishes.

Unlike standard warmers, Wolf units use a powerful convection fan to circulate heat evenly. A rattling noise typically indicates that the fan bearing is worn out due to heat exposure, or the fan blade is hitting a build-up of crumbs/debris. We replace the fan assembly to ensure silent and even heating.