What to do if the temperature display on my Viking Refrigerator does not match the set point?
If the temperature display on your Viking Refrigerator doesn't match the set point, it may be because the unit was just plugged in, hot food was recently added, or the door was opened for an extended time or frequently. Allow the unit to stabilize for 24 hours.
Why does the motor in my Viking Refrigerator seem to run too long?
Your Viking Refrigerator motor may run longer than usual on hot days, if the room is too warm, after adding a large amount of food, or due to frequent door openings. This is normal.
What to do if the Viking Refrigerator ice maker will not operate or ice is not made fast enough?
To ensure your Viking Refrigerator's ice maker operates correctly or produces ice faster: * Check if the on/off lever is in the OFF (up) position; if so, lower it to the ON (down) position. * Verify the water valve is turned on and that water is reaching it; inspect the water line for any leaks. * Make sure the freezer is sufficiently cold by adjusting the temperature controls and waiting 24 hours for stabilization.
What to do if my Viking Wine Cooler will not run?
If your Viking Wine Cooler won't run, start by ensuring the appliance is turned on, referring to the “Starting your appliance” section. Also, check that the power cord is properly plugged into the outlet and verify that the house circuit has power.
Why does my Viking Kitchen Appliance develop condensation on external surfaces?
Condensation on the external surfaces of your Viking Kitchen Appliance usually means it's exposed to high humidity. As humidity decreases, the moisture should go away.
Why won't the oven light work on my Viking CFGNI515?
If the oven light in your Viking Ranges isn't working, it could be due to a burned-out light bulb or the range not being connected to power.
Why burner ignites but flame is large, distorted, or yellow on my Viking CFGNI515 Ranges?
This issue may arise from several factors. The burner ports could be clogged, the unit might be using the wrong type of gas, or the air shutters might not be properly adjusted. Please check these potential causes.
Why is my Viking Wine Cooler not cold enough?
If your Viking Wine Cooler isn't cold enough, several factors could be at play. First, the temperature control might be set too warm; try adjusting it to a colder setting and allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize. Excessive door openings can also impact the temperature, so allow the unit to stabilize for at least 24 hours. Make sure that the airflow to the front grille isn't blocked, as this can impede cooling. Finally, check the door gasket to ensure it's sealing properly; if not, adjust the door alignment or replace the gasket.
How to fix Viking Cooktop igniters that won't work?
If the igniters on your Viking Cooktop won't work, there are a few things to check: * Make sure the circuit hasn't tripped and reset it if needed. * See if a fuse has blown and replace it. * Confirm that the cooktop is properly connected to a power source.
What to do if my Viking Refrigerator ice maker will not operate?
If your Viking Refrigerator ice maker isn't working, verify that the freezer is cold enough to make ice, which may take overnight to reach the proper temperature. Ensure the signal arm is in the on (down) position, the water valve is turned on, and water is getting to the water valve. Check the water line for leaks.
This document is a Use & Care Manual for a 5 Series 15"W. Undercounter/Freestanding Nugget Ice Machine, specifically models FGN1515/CFGN1515 and FPN1515/CFPN1515. It provides comprehensive instructions for the safe and effective operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the appliance. The manual emphasizes the importance of reading and following all instructions carefully to ensure proper use, longevity, and to maintain warranty coverage.
The device is an undercounter/freestanding nugget ice machine designed to produce nugget ice for household use. It is engineered to provide years of reliable service, with attention to detail in its design and construction. The machine automatically produces and stores nugget ice, replenishing the supply as ice is used or melts. It features an ultrasonic sensor for ice level control, which automatically activates the ice-making system when the ice level drops below a preset distance and turns it off when the preset level is reached. The machine is designed for quiet operation, though some noise during the ice-making cycle is normal. It can operate within a wide range of air temperatures, though optimal performance is achieved at specific air and water temperature ranges. The ice produced is suitable for human consumption, and the machine is designed to handle various water qualities, with specific recommendations for RO water and warnings against deionized water.
To start the ice machine, users must first turn on the water supply and switch on the electrical power. A simple push and release of the On/Off switch initiates the ice-making process, indicated by a blue "Ice Making" light. The machine takes approximately 10 minutes to begin dropping ice, and it will take about 6-7 hours to fill the 20 lb storage bin. The ice level control is fully automatic, requiring no user adjustment. A scoop is provided for ice retrieval and can be stored within the machine. The machine can be shut off at any time by pressing the ON/OFF button. It's important to note that the ice drops into the bin at an irregular rate, and some water drops may accompany the ice, both of which are normal. The manual advises against storing anything other than ice in the storage bin to prevent unsanitary conditions and drain blockages. For outdoor use, the machine should be kept from freezing, kept dry, and provided shade to maintain efficiency and prevent damage. A proper water supply with UV protection for plastic tubing (copper tubing is recommended) and backflow prevention are built-in features. Drainage should not be directed into swimming pools or onto grounds.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and efficient operation of the ice machine. The manual suggests a maintenance schedule of every 6 months, or more frequently depending on water conditions and environmental factors (e.g., carpets, pets). Key maintenance tasks include scale removal, water seal checks, water reservoir checks, bin drain checks, air-cooled condenser cleaning, and storage bin sanitation.
Condenser cleaning involves removing the kickplate and front service panel, vacuuming the condenser surface to remove dust and lint, and then reattaching the panels. A caution is given to avoid denting the fins during this process.
Winterizing the machine involves cleaning the ice-making system, turning off the machine and water supply, removing the back wall of the ice storage bin, removing the drain plug and draining the water reservoir, and then pouring about 1/2 gallon of RV antifreeze (propylene glycol) into the ice storage bin drain for drain pump models. Automotive antifreeze must not be used. Finally, the machine should be switched off and unplugged.
Scale removal from the ice-making system is a detailed process. It requires scooping out all ice, pressing the On/Off button, and then removing the back panel of the bin and the reservoir cover. Users must locate the blue float valve on/off lever and move it halfway to shut off the water. The drain plug is then pulled to drain the reservoir and evaporator, and replaced once draining is complete. A solution of cleaner and warm water (1.25 ounces of cleaner with 16 oz of warm water) is mixed, and 8 ounces (half a squirt bottle) is poured into the reservoir. A warning is provided regarding the acidic nature of the scale remover and precautions for skin contact or ingestion. After filling the reservoir, both the "Clean-Reset" and "On/Off" buttons are pressed and held for 5 seconds, causing the "Time to Clean" light to blink. The auger motor operates for 10 minutes, followed by the compressor starting and ice production beginning within 5-8 minutes. The "Time to Clean" light glows steadily until the clean cycle is complete. During the ice-making phase of the cleaning cycle, additional scale remover solution should be continuously added to keep the reservoir half full. Once all 16 oz of the solution is used, the float valve lever is moved to the "On" position. After 40 minutes, the machine and control panel lights will shut off. The system is then drained again, the reservoir cover and back wall are replaced, and a gallon of hot water is poured into the bin to flush the drain and melt any remaining ice. The bin liner should be scrubbed for mineral scale using any leftover scale remover solution (or a newly mixed solution of 2.5 ounces of Clear 1 Scale Remover and 1 quart of water), rinsed with hot water, and sanitized. Finally, the On/Off button is pressed to restart ice making. The ice scoop should also be regularly washed like any other food container.
Other maintenance includes wiping up any loose lime scale that may form on the gear reducer cover and occasionally checking the top bearing for wear. The top panel must be removed to access the bearing for this check.
General| Number of Burners | 5 |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 30 inches |
| Depth | 28 inches |
| Ignition System | Electronic |
| Burner Material | Cast Iron |
| Weight | 250 lbs |
| Type | Gas |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or LP |
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