To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot a Viking FDSB5481 that will not operate?
If your Viking Refrigerator isn't turning on, there are several things you can check: * First, ensure the unit is receiving power by verifying the voltage. * Next, check the circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. * Finally, make sure the power switch is in the “ON” position.
Why is my Viking FDSB5481 getting too warm?
If your Viking Refrigerator is too warm, consider the following: * Minimize how often you open the door. * Allow warm food to stabilize to refrigerator temperature before storing. * Adjust the control to a medium setting. * Check the door seal for proper closure, and replace it if needed. * Ensure that airflow inside the refrigerator is not obstructed. * Verify the refrigerator fan is moving and operating correctly.
How to fix a Viking FDSB5481 Refrigerator ice maker that will not operate?
If the ice maker in your Viking Refrigerator isn't working, check these items: * Ensure the freezer is at the correct temperature. * Verify that the shut-off arm is in the “ON” position. * Check if the water valve is operating correctly. * Confirm that the water supply is connected and working.
What to do if my Viking Freezer is too warm?
If your Viking freezer is too warm, try these steps: * Adjust the temperature control to a medium setting. * Make sure the door seal is closing properly, and replace it if necessary. * Clean the condenser coil. * Verify the control board is operating correctly.
Why is my Viking Refrigerator too cold?
If your Viking Refrigerator is too cold, consider these possible causes: * The temperature setting may be too low; move the control to a medium setting. * The control board might not be operating properly; verify its operation. * The airflow within the refrigerator may not be proper; verify airflow.
What causes a Viking Freezer to be too cold?
If your Viking Freezer is too cold, here are a few things to inspect: * Adjust the temperature setting to a medium level. * Verify the defrost thermostat is closing. * Confirm the control board is operating correctly.
What to do if water overflows from the defrost pan in my Viking Refrigerator?
If water is overflowing from the defrost pan of your Viking Refrigerator, consider the following: * Make sure the unit is level. * Verify the operation of the float switch. * Check that the pan heater is working.
Why does my Viking Refrigerator run continually?
If your Viking Refrigerator is running non-stop, here's what to check: * Start by adjusting the control to a medium setting. * Make sure the door seal is closing properly. Replace if needed. * Clean the condenser coil. * Verify the condenser/evaporator fan is moving and working. * Check that the control board is operating correctly. * Also, verify the freezer thermistor is not shorted.
What causes frost on the evaporator of a Viking FDSB5481?
If there is frost on the evaporator of your Viking Refrigerator, check these: * Verify the defrost thermostat is closing. * Check the evaporator fan for connection issues or a short open condition.
Why is my Viking FDSB5481 Refrigerator running but has no lights?
If your Viking Refrigerator is running but the lights are not working, consider the following: * Verify the operation of Sabbath Mode. * Check for an open circuit and repair/replace the wiring.
General| Brand | Viking |
|---|---|
| Model | FDSB5481 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Provides crucial safety messages and symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) for proper appliance handling.
Explains how to interpret model and serial numbers for appliance identification.
Describes the power on/off switch and its location for appliance control.
Details how to activate and adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures via the control panel.
Explains the audible beep feedback for control panel inputs and how to activate/deactivate it.
Explains how to activate the Fast Cool function to rapidly lower freezer and refrigerator temperatures.
Describes the MAX FRZ mode which temporarily sets the freezer to its coldest point for a duration.
Details the MAX REF mode, temporarily setting the refrigerator to its coldest point for a duration.
Explains how to force the compressor to start to reach cut-out temperatures quickly.
Details how to manually initiate a defrost cycle, suspending all temperature control.
Allows controls and lights to function independently of the refrigeration system for display purposes.
Disables certain functions like lights and alarms, with delayed output reactions for religious observance.
Describes how to switch the temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Provides a detailed breakdown of each control panel pad, its function, and how to access it.
Explains how temperature settings are managed via thermistor resistance and cut-in/cut-out points.
Identifies the location of key components within the control panel assembly.
Details the procedure for removing the upper grille assembly to access internal components.
Describes the steps to remove the control panel, including its overlay switch.
Continues the disassembly steps for the control panel, including disconnecting switches and ribbon cables.
Explains the function of the overlay switch and the procedure for its replacement.
Provides the final steps for removing and reinstalling the overlay switch.
Details how to access and test the high voltage board, which controls unit functions.
Explains how to access and test the low voltage board, interacting with the overlay switch.
Describes the location and function of the power disconnect switch for safety.
Outlines the procedure to access the inverter, which controls compressor voltage.
Provides further details on accessing the inverter and its power supply.
Details the location and removal procedure for the condenser fan assembly.
Illustrates and labels key components within the refrigerator compartment.
Explains how to access and replace the interior light bulbs and covers.
Describes how to access and replace the fresh food fan assembly for air circulation.
Details the procedure for accessing and replacing interior light bulbs in both compartments.
Explains how to access and replace the Plasma Cluster ion air purifier.
Illustrates and labels key components within the freezer compartment and lower unit.
Details the ice maker's operation, components, and how to access it for service.
Describes accessing the ice maker module and heater assembly for testing and replacement.
Provides resistance checks for the ice maker module components and their expected values.
Details voltage checks for the ice maker module, testing power to components.
Explains the function of the TCO in the ice maker and its replacement procedure.
Details the procedure for accessing and replacing the freezer evaporator fan.
Explains the freezer thermistor's role and the steps for its removal and replacement.
Describes how to test and replace the defrost heater element.
Continues the defrost heater testing procedure, including alternate testing methods.
Explains how to test and replace the defrost terminator bimetal switch.
Details how to access, test, and replace the float switch for the drain pan heater.
Describes the water valve used to fill the ice maker and its troubleshooting.
Explains how to access, test, and replace the drain pan heater for condensate vaporization.
Introduces the programmable modes for adjusting unit settings and diagnostics.
Details how to enter and navigate Program Mode A for various adjustments.
Explains how to switch between Adaptive and Conventional defrost modes.
Describes how to adjust the defrost cycle time based on compressor run time.
Explains how to set the compressor's low speed frequency, a factory-set value.
Details how to adjust the cut-in hysteresis for refrigerator and freezer temperature control.
Describes how to adjust the cut-out hysteresis for refrigerator and freezer temperature control.
Explains the procedure to exit Program Mode A and retain or discard changes.
Describes how to view the unit's software version and its components.
Details how to enter and navigate Program Mode B for various adjustments.
Explains how to adjust the freezer temperature offset based on model.
Details how to adjust the refrigerator temperature offset based on model.
Describes how to adjust the duration for the MAX FRZ mode.
Explains how to adjust the duration for the FAST COOL mode.
Details how to adjust the duration for the MAX REF mode.
Explains how to adjust the delay time for the door open alarm.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Explains the procedure to exit Program Mode B and retain or discard changes.
Details how to enter and navigate Program Mode C for setting the model type.
Describes how to select the correct model code to update all appliance settings.
Explains how to adjust the upper temperature limit for the freezer compartment.
Details how to adjust the lower temperature limit for the freezer compartment.
Explains how to adjust the upper temperature limit for the refrigerator compartment.
Details how to adjust the lower temperature limit for the refrigerator compartment.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
This mode applies only to All Refrigerator units and is ignored by others.
Notes this is a factory-only adjustment and not for field technicians.
Explains the procedure to exit Program Mode C and retain or discard changes.
Covers the five alarms that signify faulty conditions, detailing each one.
Details the High Temperature alarm for both freezer and refrigerator compartments.
Explains the Open Thermistor alarm for refrigerator and freezer, including visual/audible cues.
Covers the Shorted Thermistor alarm for both compartments, including error display.
Describes the Power Loss alarm indication and how to reset it after power is restored.
Details the Door Open alarm, its audible and visual indicators, and how to manage it.
Lists model types, their codes, and associated default settings for configuration.
Explains how to adjust the door swing angle to 90° or 120° positions.
Provides instructions for replacing the interior light bulbs.
Details how to access and adjust the door hinges.
Explains how to adjust the appliance's height using rollers and stabilizing legs.
Lists diagnostic codes for the VCC3 inverter, including possible faults and service actions.
Details test points and expected voltage readings on the high voltage board.
Lists pin locations, functions, voltage ranges, and signals for the low voltage board.
Provides a guide to common problems, probable causes, and recommended corrections.
Lists common ice production issues and their solutions.
Addresses issues related to power supply for the ice maker and water valve.
Covers various water-related issues affecting ice maker function and refrigerator operation.
Details problems related to incorrect temperature settings or performance.
Lists specific ice maker issues, their causes, and corrective actions.
Introduces wiring diagrams and component testing procedures for the high voltage board.
Shows terminal descriptions and voltage readings for the high voltage board.
Presents the overall wiring schematic for the side-by-side refrigerator model.
Provides a detailed wiring diagram illustrating component connections and pathways.
