Wolf MM15TF/S Module, Burner Repair
Same single high-output burner as the MM15T/S, except the top here sits inside a raised frame instead of lying flush. The MM15TF/S is installed in its own cut-out, with a dedicated supply and controls, next to a cooktop or another module.
Spark without flame and no spark at all are two separate stories. Clicking with no flame suggests gas may not be reaching the burner, or the burner is wet or dirty. A silent igniter suggests the ignition circuit itself. When you call, tell us which you hear.
A frame traps spills along its inside edge, so we often clean around the burner base before testing. Ignition problems can start with a small amount of residue. If you notice gas, leave the area, avoid switches, and call your gas utility before anything else. We quote in writing and back the repair with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
The burner and valve work the same as the flush model. The frame affects how the top sits and where spills collect, so we note it when ordering any top-side parts.
We check whether gas is arriving, then whether the burner is wet or dirty, then the igniter. We tell you what we find and the price before any part is replaced.
It has its own supply and controls, so we treat it as a separate unit. A problem on the neighboring cooktop does not automatically involve the module.
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.
