Wolf CG304T/S Gas Cooktop Fix
A thirty-inch cooktop with four sealed burners and transitional styling, the CG304T/S typically shares a counter run with a Wolf wall oven or a range hood and sees daily weeknight use.
On a cooktop with mechanical knobs the switch under each knob takes the abuse. Grease and heat work into it over time, and it can stop sparking or stop passing gas as it should. Gas cooktops are simple but unforgiving of grime. Boiled-over sauce can seal an electrode, plug a port or foul a switch, and each of those shows up as a different kind of burner behavior.
Expect us to light each burner in turn, compare the flames, and test the knob and spark switch of the weak one. The price is written and agreed before we begin, and our workmanship carries a 30-day warranty.
Usually it is a spill-fouled electrode, a cap that no longer seats, or a clogged port on that burner. We clean and test those first, which often fixes it without replacing parts.
No. Turn the knobs off, shut the gas supply at the valve if you can reach it, ventilate the room, and avoid switches or flames. Call your gas utility and then us once it is safe.
Not for long. Continuous clicking usually means the spark switch or the electrode area is wet or dirty, and it can wear the switch out. We clean the area and test the switch.
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.
