Thermador Cooktop

Thermador SGS305TS

Model # SGS305TS

The SGS305TS is a 30-inch sealed-burner gas cooktop from Thermador’s Masterpiece line, rated at 52,000 total BTU on natural gas (45,200 BTU on propane) across 5 burners, including a 16,000 BTU center burner built for rapid boiling and high-heat searing. It does not include Thermador’s ExtraLow simmer burners, so all 5 burners use the same mechanical push-to-turn knob control found throughout Thermador’s sealed-burner gas lineup.

Because it runs on knob-controlled mechanical ignition rather than touch electronics, most service calls on this cooktop trace back to a fouled spark electrode, a burner cap seated incorrectly on its base, or a reignition sensor that isn’t detecting a blown-out flame – not an electronic control-board problem.

Key Features

  • 30-inch, 5-burner sealed gas cooktop (Masterpiece line)
  • 52,000 total BTU on natural gas / 45,200 BTU on LP
  • 16,000 BTU center burner for rapid boiling and searing
  • Cast-iron grates with rubber feet, stainless steel surface
  • Automatic reignition if a burner flame blows out

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

If you smell gas, shut off the gas supply at the shutoff valve first, then check for a cracked burner cap, clogged port, or failed reignition switch before calling for service.

02

A burner that clicks continuously or won't catch usually points to a dirty or misaligned spark electrode rather than the gas valve.

03

Yellow-tipped or uneven flames usually mean a burner port is partially blocked or the cap isn't seated flush on its base.

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Thermador SGS305TS FAQ

No. ExtraLow burners are reserved for the SGSX and SGSXP models; the SGS305TS uses 5 standard sealed burners without the low-simmer feature.

If you smell gas at any point, shut off the gas supply at the shutoff valve first. Otherwise, check that the burner cap is seated flush on its base and that the reignition sensor isn't fouled with food debris, since these are the most common causes of a burner that won't hold a flame.

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