Viking RVGC336 36-Inch Gas Cooktop
A retired 3 Series model, the RVGC336 is a 36-inch gas cooktop with five burners under continuous grates on a one-piece steel top. Its width suits larger counters and islands.
With long use, expect residue in the ports, igniters that need to be replaced, and valves that stop holding a steady low. We start with the usual clean and reseat, then test every igniter. Then we check how each burner behaves at its lowest setting. A steel top can stain around the burner bases if liquid sits there, so we look for that, too. Prices are written down before any part is ordered.
If you smell gas, go outside and call the gas utility first.
Every burner is relit after cleaning to confirm a steady flame.
It is 36 inches wide and has five burners. The continuous grates let pans slide between positions without lifting, which is convenient but also means spills can reach several burners at once.
Yellow tips mean the gas and air mix is off, often from a dirty port or tilted cap. Clean and reseat. If it persists, we check the orifice.
Mostly cosmetic, but pooled liquid under a burner base can corrode the metal over time. We check around the bases, and we show you what to wipe so the problem does not return.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.