Wolf PW662718 Pro Wall Hood Repair
Expect the PW662718 on a wall over a long cooking line, reaching 27 inches into the room. With 300–1500 CFM blower selections, the hood measures 66″ W x 18″ H x 27″ D. Past 200 degrees Fahrenheit in the exhaust, the heat sensor switches the blower on by itself. Heat lamps can be added to the PW662718, because lamps are offered only on the 27-inch-deep Pro wall hoods, and bulbs are not included.
With age, motor wear shows up as humming well ahead of any real drop in suction. Steam rising from the burners is hard on switches, and buttons get slow. Ahead of any part order, we check the wheel balance, then look at the filters. Our first visit includes the fan, the wiring and the baffles, in that order.
When a part must be ordered, we walk you through where it fits, then wait for your okay. Our team state the price in writing first, then back the repair with 30 days of workmanship coverage.
Usually, yes, if its canopy is in good shape. We price a blower repair first, so you can weigh the cost ahead of any work.
The hood is 66-inch wide and 27 inches deep, listed at 66" W x 18" H x 27" D. The size affects how we reach the blower and baffles, though the repair itself stays the same, with a written price first.
No; the sensor is there to start the blower, or lift its speed, once exhaust passes 200 degrees Fahrenheit. If that stops happening, we trace the sensor and the wiring, then give you a written price first.
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.
