Wolf CG304P/S Burner Ignition Repair
You will usually find the CG304P/S set into a stone countertop as a thirty-inch gas top, with four sealed burners lit by knob and spark.
Wear shows up at the burners before anything else: caps that no longer seat true, electrodes coated with spills, and orifices that partly clog and push the flame up and away. A burner that lights late or lets the flame lift off the port is a sign that something around the burner base has changed, and spills are the usual cause after several years of cooking.
We begin with the least expensive checks, which are cleaning and reseating the cap and electrode, and then move to the switch and the gas path. We quote a written price before ordering any part, and you keep a 30-day workmanship warranty on the work.
Yes, almost always. Burner caps, electrodes and switches are reachable from the top or from under the surface, so we normally leave the cooktop in place and the countertop undisturbed.
A weak or damp electrode, a worn spark switch or residue on the burner base. We test each of these in turn, and clean the burner so the spark has a clear path.
Someone should be there to let us in and approve the price. We usually test every burner at the start so you can show us exactly which one is a problem.
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.
