Wolf Griddle Thermostat for R, RT, SRT & Legacy Dual Fuel Models
Temperature control for the built-in infrared griddle
R364G, R484CG, R484DG, R486G, R604GF, R606CG +16 more View all 22 compatible models Show fewer compatible models
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OEM part description
This genuine Wolf griddle thermostat regulates the temperature of the built-in infrared griddle. As the control is adjusted, the thermostat responds to griddle temperature to maintain the selected cooking setting. Wolf parts manuals show this thermostat in the griddle-control system on applicable R, RT, SRT, and legacy Dual Fuel models.
Part details
A worn or failing griddle thermostat can cause the cooking surface to run too hot, stay too cool, cycle incorrectly, or no longer respond properly when the temperature knob is adjusted. Accurate thermostat operation is important for maintaining consistent griddle temperatures during cooking.
Specifications / Important Notes:
- Part Type: Griddle temperature thermostat
- Application: Built-in infrared griddle
- Control Function: Regulates griddle cooking temperature
- Installation Area: Griddle control / manifold area
- Used On: Gas ranges, rangetops, sealed-burner rangetops, and legacy Dual Fuel ranges with applicable griddle configurations
- Replacement Type: Individual thermostat control
- Components: Genuine Wolf
- Important: This is the griddle thermostat, not the oven thermostat or griddle shutoff valve
Tech Tip: If the griddle heats but does not maintain the selected temperature, runs excessively hot, or responds poorly to temperature adjustments, inspect the thermostat and its sensing system. If the griddle does not heat at all, check the burner, ignition, gas supply, shutoff valve, and related controls before assuming the thermostat has failed.