A 58,200 BTU rating spread across five burners on a 36-inch stainless surface puts the SGS365FS in the mainstream of Thermador gas cooktops. It is the sort of unit that sits above a wall oven with a drawer or cabinet underneath, which keeps the gas line and electrical outlet tucked behind the cabinet and out of sight until something stops working.
Our usual start is the burner that complains. We check the igniter, the cap, the flame shape, and then compare the gas pressure with every burner lit. If the home was converted to LP, the 45,200 BTU rating applies and the nozzle set has to match. Reignition is powered through the 120 V, 15 A cord, so we check the outlet too.
Thermador names SGS365TS as the successor, and we verify part numbers on your rating plate.
It is rated at 45,200 BTU instead of 58,200. The nozzles differ, so we confirm the right set is installed.
Turn it off and avoid cooking with it. Sputtering usually comes from debris or low pressure, and we diagnose both.
They should sit firmly. Worn rubber feet let them rock, and replacing them is a quick repair.
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