Wolf CT36E/U Flush-Top Electric Cooktop Service
Flush with the counter and 36 inches wide, the CT36E/U is the unframed twin of the CT36E/S. Underneath, the radiant elements and legacy CT parts are the same, so most repairs run the same either way.
Where they differ is the glass. An unframed piece has no metal edge to protect it, and edges are where chips tend to start. A chip on a cooktop this large leaves more surface exposed to heat than on a smaller CT model, so we do not recommend using it until it is looked at.
Heating problems follow the usual rules: one slow element is a local issue, while several dark ones suggest the control. The label spells this model CT36E/U, and we use that spelling when we look up parts. You get a written price before we start, and our workmanship warranty lasts 30 days.
We would not. Heat keeps flowing beneath damaged glass, and chips can spread. Turn off the affected area and call us. We will price glass replacement in writing before starting.
The electrical side is the same. The difference is the glass and how it sits at the counter. We note the unframed style so the right pieces are ordered.
Legacy parts vary by model and trim. The label gives us the exact designation, so we order against the CT parts list and avoid a part that only looks similar.
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.