Topics:

• Grease tray on Dual Fuel (DF) Range, Legacy Dual Fuel Range, GR Series Gas Range, or Sealed Burner Rangetop (SRT) does not fit under entire griddle
• Griddle grease tray moves
• Griddle grease tray capture area

Troubleshooting:

1. If the finish is worn or comes off, replace the tray. The tray should not be painted.
   • Tray should be cleaned by hand in the sink using a mild detergent. Tray is not dishwasher safe.
2. If the grease capture overflow is an issue, a new style griddle can improve the grease path and capture area. See New Wolf Griddle for details.
   • Factory Certified Service is needed to change the griddle style.
3. The area underneath the grease tray is solid and can be wiped out if grease does overflow.
4. See also:
   • Griddle Not Level
   • Griddle Grease Issues

Answer:

There is not a tight fit between the griddle and the grease tray; this is normal and allows for easy removal and installation of the grease tray.

• To remove, tilt front of grease tray up and pull out.
• The tray has a black matte enamel finish.
• R Series Gas Range and RT Series Rangetop grease trays are accessed by pulling out the drip tray.
• Refer to Clean a Griddle for more information, including a video demonstration of removing and cleaning the grease tray.