Wolf CI36060C/B Zoneless Induction Cooktop Repair, 36-inch
No marked circles here: the CI36060C/B heats through a coil array under the whole 36-inch surface, and the cooktop works out where your cookware sits. Contemporary trim and black glass with printed controls complete the look. It suits cooks who move a griddle pan or a long roaster across the glass rather than centering it on a ring.
That design shifts what we examine. With software tracking placement, the sensing electronics matter as much as the coils. When a pan is lost or ignored, we check whether a nudge across the surface makes the cooktop pick it up again, then separate the pot, the sensing, and the control board.
Expect a written price before we begin, and a 30-day workmanship warranty on the repair.
The surface is zoneless. A coil array sits beneath the glass, and the cooktop senses where the cookware rests, so there are no fixed rings to line up with.
Moving to a spot the array reads poorly can cause that. If it happens in several places with good cookware, we test the sensing and board. We quote the work in writing first.
The detection side takes more care because it is central. The repair path is still methodical: cookware check, then sensing, then power and control. We explain findings before any work starts.
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.
