WOLF DUAL FUEL RANGE (DF SERIES) General Troubleshooting
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Spark Ignition Module
The spark module contains the logic for flame sensing via rectification; if the internal circuitry fails to process the micro-ampere DC signal returned through the flame, it will trigger the pulse generator indefinitely. On Wolf DF models, this is the primary 'brain' for the cooktop's re-ignition feature.
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8%
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Spark Igniter Electrode
If the ceramic insulator on the igniter is cracked or fouled with carbon/moisture, the electrical signal can leak to the chassis ground before reaching the flame. This prevents the module from 'seeing' the flame's resistance, causing a false-negative flame detection and continuous sparking.
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Burner Cap
The burner cap must be perfectly centered to ensure the flame plume envelopes the igniter electrode. Mechanical displacement or warping prevents the flame from establishing the electrical bridge required for the rectification circuit to complete, triggering the safety re-ignition sequence.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Spark Ignition Module.
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