Wolf Large 15k Sealed Burner Assembly with Ignitor
Larger surface burner with the spark electrode already installed
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OEM part description
Genuine Wolf large sealed surface burner assembly for select ranges, Dual Fuel ranges, sealed-burner rangetops, and gas cooktops. This 15,000 BTU burner is the larger burner used alongside the 9,200 BTU small burner on many Wolf cooking surfaces. The spark ignitor is supplied with the burner assembly so the burner and ignition electrode can be serviced together.
Part details
Heat exposure, spills, corrosion, blocked burner openings, or damage around the electrode can contribute to uneven flame, weak ignition, repeated clicking, delayed lighting, or a burner that does not ignite consistently. Because the ignitor is supplied with the assembly, an aged or damaged electrode does not have to be transferred to the new burner.
Specifications / Important Notes:
- Part Type: Large sealed surface burner assembly
- Burner Output: 15,000 BTU
- Common Name: Large burner / 15K burner
- Includes: Spark ignitor
- Ignitor: Supplied with burner assembly
- Small Burner: 9,200 BTU version is a different burner
- Burner Cap: Separate component
- Ignition Lead Wire: Separate component
- Brand: Genuine Wolf
Tech Tip: If the large burner clicks but does not light reliably, first make sure the burner is clean and completely dry and that the burner cap is seated correctly. Food residue can block the burner ports and interfere with flame and ignition. Individual openings can be carefully cleared with a toothpick, and the ignitor area can be gently cleaned with a soft, dry toothbrush.