Why won't one burner on my Wolf rangetop light?

The igniter may be cracked, wet or dirty, or the burner ports may be clogged. We test and clean the burner and replace the igniter if needed.

Our induction cooktop in a renovated Davidson kitchen shuts off mid-cooking. Why?

Induction units shut down when they overheat, often because the cabinet below blocks their cooling fan or the fan has failed. Make sure the vents underneath are clear. If it continues, a technician can test the fan, sensors and power board.

Several burners on our Cornelius gas cooktop click but will not light. Is that one part?

Often it is a shared spark module, or moisture in the switches after a spill. Let the cooktop dry and check the caps. If clicking persists with no flame, a technician can test the module and igniters.

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Wolf Cooktops: What We Check First

Wolf's cooktop family includes gas rangetops that sit in a countertop cutout with front-facing knobs, gas cooktops with sealed dual-stacked burners, induction cooktops and electric radiant models. Gas rangetops may include a charbroiler, griddle or French top. All gas models use spark ignition with automatic re-ignition, so the system relights a burner if it senses the flame has gone out.

Cracked or wet igniters on dual-stacked sealed burners
Spark module failure leaving all burners unable to light
Re-ignition clicking from misaligned caps or flame sensing faults
Induction power board or cooling fan failure

The full explanation, including what you can safely check yourself and when repair beats replacement, is in our Wolf cooktop repair guide.

Renovations and Lakefront Kitchens

When an older Davidson house gets a kitchen update, the cooktop is often set into a counter that was cut for a different model. A cooktop that sits unevenly, wiring crowded beneath it, or a glass top that cracks at a corner can trace back to that fit. Induction units added in renovations also need open airflow under the counter for their cooling fans.

Gas cooktops in larger Cornelius lake homes see heavy use when guests visit. Grease and boil-overs foul the igniters, and a weak spark module can make several burners click at once without lighting any of them. Large pots on oversized grates can also scorch knobs and switches mounted close to the burners.

Safe First Steps and the Visit

Turn off the breaker before cleaning an electric or induction top, and stop using one with a crack. On gas units, dry burner bases and seat the caps evenly; never adjust valves or lines. If you notice a gas smell, leave and call the gas utility or 911. We test switches, igniters, elements and boards and quote before repair.