Wolf Appliance Repair Los Angeles · CA
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(310) 878-0630 Line answered 24/7

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Two ways in

A number that is answered and a booking page that shows real slots. This site runs no contact form and publishes no email address: you either talk it through with somebody or you choose a window yourself and get on with your day.


Call and talk it through

Best if the fault is odd, urgent, or you want to know whether it is worth fixing at all. Describe what the appliance does rather than what it should do — that is what decides which parts travel to the address.

(310) 878-0630

Picked up 24/7

Pick your own slot

The booking page lets you pick a window yourself rather than agree one on the phone. Say what the machine is doing and add the model letters if you have them, and the visit starts from something better than "the oven is broken".

Open the booking page

Slots run 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days

Before you call

  • The model number, or just the letters at the front of it — DF, GR, SRT, CG, CI, SO, DO or PW
  • Which burner or which cavity, at which setting, from cold or once it is hot
  • Any noise, smell or scorch mark, and roughly the week it started
  • Whether a part has been changed before, and whether the appliance has been moved

Cannot find any of it? Which Wolf do I have takes about two minutes, and failing that a description of the fascia over the phone is enough to identify the machine.

Phone
(310) 878-0630
Booking
nexfield.pro booking page
The visit
$89 flat, and it comes off the repair
Booking hours
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
The line
picked up 24/7
Coverage
Thirty places, six belts
Gas range pulled up to a bare corner wall, oven door open and both racks out on the floor

Reviews

What Los Angeles kitchens say afterwards

One fault, what it turned out to be, what happened next.


4.9/ 51,167 reviews

  • The knobs got so hot you could not turn them off barehanded. Insulation behind the fascia had slumped and one burner box sat crooked. He shimmed and re-packed it. The kit took two weeks to arrive.

    Ottoline P.Bel Air Crest

  • The oven lit with a thump loud enough to rattle the door in our old kitchen. Delayed ignition from a partly blocked burner tube, not the control board someone else had blamed. Cleaned and adjusted, and it lights softly.

    Rosalva C.Los Angeles

  • Only two of the four lights worked and they buzzed. Not the bulbs: the little transformer in the canopy had cooked itself. He swapped it and re-seated the sockets, then took the baffles away to degrease.

    Sunita P.Los Angeles