Wolf Wolf Range R304

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20111025-7E8A9-1210489. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Wolf Wolf Range R304. Source model text: 48" Gas Range. Incident: The consumer says the ignition is delayed causing gas to accumulate. when the gas does ignite a huge fireball occurs. She says if the door is open it could cause a huge fire in her home. The consumer contacted the retailer who offered to send out a technician for a fee of $120, not including repairs. She says this started a couple of months ago but it has gotten worse.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20130225-F2038-2147458480. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Wolf Wolf Range R304. Source model text: R304. Incident: The 30'' oven takes 15-20 minutes to ignite, and when it does there is a loud "WOOSH" sound and the oven door blows open an inch or two. Sometimes, the burners on top aren't fully lit...as if there is too much air in the propane mix, and the burners will keep trying to ignite. I do not want to have the oven blow flames out of the oven door or something like that. I don't know if that would happen, but I don't want to take a chance.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20230318-B91B7-2147348650. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Wolf Wolf Range R304 (Wolf Range R304 serial #17233022, 4 burner gas stove). Incident: I purchased a Wolf range R304 serial # 17233022 on April 27, 2011. The first outreach was within months to report clicking of the igniters during burn. After some back and forth, Wolf replaced the surface ignitor 15 months later 7/17/2013. I expressed great concern about the integrity of the appliance. Asked if there were any reported issues for igniters to which they answered no. Then 6 months later 2/22/13 the broil igniter reported and replaced. Again serviced 11/5/2013. Again 4/12/16. Again 5-10-16. Igniter issue again 2019 forced the fire department to disconnect the stove. They gave me a paper for service technician to complete and return to the station once the appliance had been repaired. Service came out and found nothing at the time. He reconnected it and stated he didn't need to report to the fire department that it was reconnected. Again 3/7/2022 igniter issues reported and 3/12 fire department disconnected it. Reported to Wolf and service was scheduled over a month out so I had another company service 3/17/22. The technician found a faulty burner for the broiler, the oven and the middle cylinder for the bottom of the stove had a large hole in it from a small explosion. I reported this with pictures to Wolf and their solution was to offer a discount for me to purchase a new one. I communicated that spending another $5,000 for a stove that has not lived up to its expectations is not an option. They reported that since the unit was purchased years ago they cannot do anything more than offer a discount for another purchase. I explained at that time that it seems li