Wolf RT364G Griddle Repair
A 36-inch legacy gas rangetop like this one normally lives on a counter or island, which means grease and spills reach the burner area first. Units from 2002–2011 have usually been cooking for a long time, and wear tends to show up at the burners first.
The griddle has its own burner and control, so it can misbehave while the open burners cook normally, and the reverse happens too. Years of cleaning chemicals can leave residue around the burner bases that interferes with a steady flame. With a micro-switch at each valve, a burner that keeps sparking can come from the switch side as easily as from the electrode.
Our first step is a look at every burner head, cap and electrode for debris, moisture and wear. Once we know what the unit needs, we put the price in writing, and the repair carries 30 days of workmanship warranty.
Usually yes. The griddle runs on a separate burner and control, so we can work in that section while leaving the open burners alone. We confirm the scope on site and quote it in writing first.
Yes. Island installs change access, so we plan for it, protect your counters and work around the vent hood overhead. The price is in writing before we begin.
Boil-overs seldom ruin a burner on the first day, but liquid under the caps can block ports or foul the electrode. Prompt cleaning helps, and we handle the rest during a visit.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
