Burner won’t ignite
The spark module or an electrode.
Wolf range cookers, wall ovens and cooktops are found in premium Nairobi kitchens. We repair them carefully with genuine parts.
Pick your Wolf appliance. Tell us what it’s doing and we’ll usually know the likely cause before we arrive.
The spark module or an electrode.
A burner cap not sitting flat after cleaning.
Blocked jets from spills, a wet or cracked igniter, or a faulty spark generator.
The convection fan or an element.
The control board or a temperature sensor.
A burnt-out element, thermostat or selector switch. On gas ovens, the igniter or valve.
Wolf burners have sealed caps. Make sure each cap sits flat after cleaning; a tilted cap causes uneven flames and clicking.
Photos from our technicians’ recent jobs.
Still not sure? Call 0725 570 499 or send a photo of the fault on WhatsApp.
Yes. We repair ignition, burners, ovens and control boards on Wolf ranges and wall ovens.
Yes. We source genuine Wolf parts for every repair.
The diagnosis is free. The technician finds the fault on your Wolf cooker, tells you the full price for parts and labour, and nothing starts until you approve it.
Most bookings in Nairobi and Kiambu get a same-day visit. Common Wolf parts travel in the van, so many repairs are finished on the first visit.
We fit genuine Wolf parts wherever they are available and tell you clearly when only a compatible part exists. Every repair carries our warranty.
No. HomeFixit is an independent repair company and is not affiliated with Wolf. If your Wolf appliance is still under the manufacturer’s warranty, contact the seller first; once it is out of warranty, we can help.
Three quick steps. We confirm your time on WhatsApp.
Free diagnosis, genuine parts and a warranty on every repair.