SRT484W

Most common issues on this model

1. Burner needs repeated attempts before the flame catches
2. Flame that pulses or lifts when you turn it down
3. Valve stem turns but the burner stays cold
4. Heat at the wok burner drops out while the rest of the top keeps working
5. Faint but lasting gas smell by the cooktop, which is a safety job first

The SRT484W spans 48-inch of countertop, and in most kitchens it is built into an island or a perimeter run under a vent hood. We do not rely on a production date for this model, so we judge its condition from the burners, valves and wiring we find.

Owners often notice trouble at the wok burner first, because it carries the heavy cooking, and we start our inspection there. Low flame performance suffers first as parts age, so a burner that was fine on high may struggle at the lowest setting. The same burner is expected to simmer and sear, so wear shows when one of those two extremes starts to misbehave.

Our starting point is the ignition circuit, since a clicking burner and a silent one lead to different parts. Once we know what the unit needs, we put the price in writing, and the repair carries 30 days of workmanship warranty.

Key features

• Counter-mounted 48-inch sealed burner rangetop with four open burners alongside a wok burner
• Dual-stacked sealed burners meant to cover both a low simmer and a high sear
• Mounted in the counter without an oven, leaving no door lock or self-clean cycle to wear out
• Wok burner section built with its own burner and control