Serving 78701, 78702, 78703, 78704, 78705, 78745, 78758, 78759, 78729, 78748. We diagnose Wolf ovens every week in Austin.
We regularly service Wolf ovens in Austin, TX. Heating and sensor problems repeat — we know what to test first.
A code is a clue, not a guess. We verify what triggered it and fix the root cause.
If the oven won’t heat or takes forever to reach temperature, the problem is usually an element/igniter, temperature sensing, or control output.
Quick tip: Make sure the unit is not set to Delay Start or Sabbath mode. If it’s gas, you may smell gas — stop and book service.
Learn more →Most gas ovens fail to ignite because the igniter is too weak to open the gas valve (even if it glows).
Quick tip: If you smell gas, stop using the oven and ventilate the area. Don’t keep retrying ignition.
Learn more →Slow preheat or low temperature is often caused by a weak element, failing igniter, or incorrect sensor readings.
Quick tip: Try a simple calibration check: compare set temp to an oven thermometer after 20–30 minutes.
Learn more →Uneven baking usually points to airflow problems, convection fan failure, or a heating element issue.
Quick tip: Use the middle rack and avoid blocking convection vents. Rotate trays halfway through baking.
Learn more →If the oven door won’t close or seals poorly, you lose heat, cook times increase, and controls may overheat.
Quick tip: Look for a torn gasket or bent hinge. Don’t force the door — hinges can snap.
Learn more →We service many Wolf models — model number optional when booking.
Most jobs fall into the $129-$219 labor range. Parts priced separately after diagnostic.
When available, yes. We also provide aftermarket options if cheaper.
The technician compares repair cost with age/condition and gives a clear recommendation.
