Wolf · Highland and the rest of Denver
Cooktop Repair
Sealed gas burners, induction zones and electric elements on a cooktop or rangetop, with the spark hardware and touch controls behind them.
What people describe on the phone
- Induction zone drops out the moment a heavy pan goes on it
- Flames stand tall and yellow and blacken the base of a pot
- One element runs flat out wherever the dial is set
- Igniter keeps sparking with the flame already burning
Lines covered by this repair
- Sealed-burner rangetops and French tops 30 · 36 · 48 in · Electrodes, air shutters, valve stems, burner ports, bent shutters
- Gas, induction and electric cooktops 15 · 30 · 36 in · Cooling fans packed with grease, split ribbon cables, welded relays
What it costs
What the repair itself runs
Six bands cover nearly every Wolf cooking fault in a Denver kitchen — parts, and the labour to fit them. Each one is a range, because the same symptom can turn out to be an electrode or the board sitting behind it.
The service call
Diagnosis is $89: a single flat charge covering the drive out and the fault-finding, then deducted from whichever repair you decide to approve.
Once the readings are in you are given one firm number from inside whichever band the fault falls in, agreed with you before anything is dismantled further. Approve it and the service call comes off that number. Say no and the visit ends there.
Repair band Parts and labour
- Igniter or spark module
- $180–$460
- Burner valve or orifice service
- $260–$620
- Oven thermostat or sensor calibration
- $190–$440
- Convection fan or motor
- $290–$660
- Control board or touch panel
- $450–$860
- Door hinge, glass or seal
- $270–$710
These are ranges, not starting prices. What moves inside one is the part itself and how far the unit has to come out of its cabinetry. A part that lifts out of the front of the appliance and one that waits behind a panel can belong to the same band and still take a different morning.
Describe what it is doing and we will say which band it is likely to land in: (720) 807-8323.
In their words
Denver kitchens, after the van left
Cherry Creek, Washington Park, Highland and Capitol Hill.
4.9/ 51,058 reviews
New build, and the back burner had never lit without three or four goes. Two electrodes were sitting too far off the ports. He reseated them, cleaned the caps, and now it catches first click.
Calder M.LoHi
Flames stood tall and yellow and sooted my kettle. Whoever installed it had left the sea-level orifices in. He swapped them for the altitude set, adjusted the air shutters, and the burners run blue.
Noelia V.Cherry Creek
The French top was scorching anything left standing on it. One burner underneath ran wide open and an air shutter sat bent. Fixed in one call, and he vacuumed up after himself.
Shiloh M.Capitol Hill
Cooktop Repair questions
Asked about cooktop repair
An induction zone cuts out under a heavy pan. Why?
Almost always cooling, not power. The fan under the glass packs with grease, the electronics reach their limit and the zone drops out to protect itself — worst under a full pot, which is when it is drawing hardest.
One element runs flat out whatever the knob does.
A relay has welded closed in the control. It is not something to live with: pull the breaker for that circuit until someone has been out.
The igniter carries on sparking after the flame is up.
The flame sense side has stopped telling the module it has lit — a dirty or cracked electrode, or a spark module on its way out. Both are same-visit parts.
Next step
book a cooktop repair visit
Model on the door, what the panel says, what the burner or the fan is actually doing. That is enough to bring the right part on the first visit.
Phone 24/7 · on site 8 am to 8 pm, every day of the week
Book a slot onlineDiagnosis $89, deducted from an approved repair.