Wolf RT366 36-inch Rangetop Repair
A 36-inch legacy gas rangetop such as the RT366 normally goes into a built-in counter, often paired with a wall oven or a column in the same kitchen. The 2002–2011 dates mean the original parts are long past new, and we inspect them before promising a fix.
With six open burners and no extra grill or griddle section, the work comes down to how each burner lights, burns and shuts off. Over time, boiled-over liquid works its way under burner caps and into the ignition area, which is the most common reason one burner stops responding. Spark modules and valve micro-switches are paired burner by burner on this design, so we test them in pairs.
First we confirm the gas supply and the electrical power at the top, because both have to be right before an ignition part gets blamed. We write the price down before touching the unit, and we back our workmanship for 30 days afterwards.
They share one top and one gas supply, so we check the whole top before we blame a single burner. The written price covers only what the inspection shows, and you approve it before we begin.
Tell us which burner or section is affected, whether it clicks, whether you smell gas, and how long it has been happening. That helps us prepare, and the price is still confirmed in writing on site.
Spark ignition needs electricity, so burners may not light on their own when power is out. If the top still fails after power returns, we inspect the spark side and quote any repair in writing.
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.
