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Kirkland Districts · 98033

Wolf Range Repair in Houghton, Kirkland

Houghton has a lot of older Kirkland houses where a pro-style Wolf range was dropped into the original cabinetry run during a kitchen update, sometimes years before the current owners arrived. That history matters: the range may be an earlier generation than the rest of the kitchen, and getting it out to work on means respecting cabinets that were not built around it.

Two kinds of call come up most. On the cooktop it is the ignition circuit — the spark module and the switches that tell it when to fire. In the oven it is temperature: a cavity that no longer bakes at the number on the dial, which starts with the sensor before anyone touches a setting.

Oven door open on a stainless gas range, a folded towel and wrench on the door, the removed rack on the floor

Houghton · 98033

What We Usually Find · Houghton

  1. Most often

    Clicking that has nothing to do with the module itself: a damp or sticking knob switch keeps asking it to fire, and the module simply obeys.

  2. Often

    An oven running cooler or hotter than set, where the sensor reading has to be checked before a calibration offset is even considered.

  3. Rarely

    A spark module with one dead output, so a single burner stays silent while its neighbours spark normally.

Parts we open most in Houghton

What we repair here

Wolf Oven Repair: Heat, Ignition and Fans

In Houghton we take on range repair, cooktop repair and range hood repair as well.

From Kirkland kitchens

What people say afterwards

5.0 / 51,650 reviews

  • Bake element glowed at one end only and the cavity smelled of scorched wiring. He found a burnt terminal block at the rear, replaced block and element together, then ran it up in front of me.

    Lorcan O.Houghton · May 2026

  • Two of the four lamps had gone dark and the switch felt dead. Corroded holders, from years of steam, so all four went in as a set. He re-seated a loose control ribbon while he was in there.

    Nia B.Houghton · Feb 2026

  • Set to 350 and it baked like 300, which cost us two Thanksgiving trial runs. He measured the sensor cold and hot, found it well out of spec, replaced it and checked the cavity with his own probe.

    Graeme S.Houghton · Jan 2026

Wide stainless pro-style gas range with the oven door open and one cooktop burner taken apart

Book the diagnostic

Name the burner, the knob and what it does.

Read us the model off the rating plate and describe the flame, the click or the smell. The visit is a $89 service call that comes off the bill if you go ahead, and the repair figure is agreed before a panel is lifted — anywhere in Kirkland.

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