To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Viking T-series Grill light?
If your Viking grill isn't lighting when you press the ignition switch, make sure the gas is turned on and available, the control knob isn't set to off, the battery is good, and gas is flowing from the valve.
What to do if Viking T-series Grill burner won't light?
If the burner on your Viking grill won't light, check the igniter for continuity and cracks, ensure there's no debris in the ports, and verify there's a spark at the thermocouple.
Why is my Viking T-series Grill rotisserie not working?
If the rotisserie on your Viking grill isn't working, check that the electrical cord is securely connected, the circuit breaker hasn't tripped (or fuse blown), and power is available.
How to fix yellow flame on Viking T-series?
If the burner flame on your Viking grill is yellow or orange and there's a gas odor, check the burner inlet air shutter for obstructions and ensure it's properly adjusted.
Why Viking Grill burner lights but won't stay lit?
If the burner on your Viking grill lights but doesn't stay lit after releasing the button, verify the thermocouple isn't kinked, hold the button until the burner remains lit, and check the infrared screen for black spots.
General| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Liquid Propane |
|---|---|
| Construction | Stainless Steel |
| Ignition System | Electronic Ignition |
| Grilling Area | Up to 1, 100 square inches |
| Number of Burners | 6 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
Provides definitions for hazard symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and general safety advice.
Covers outdoor gas grills and component parts for 12 months against defective materials or workmanship.
Covers specific parts like burners and grates for 5 years, with owner paying labor costs.
Covers stainless steel parts and porcelain grates against rust through during the product's lifetime.
Details procedures for obtaining warranty service, including contacting authorized agents and retaining proof of purchase.
Provides essential safety warnings regarding installation, operation, and maintenance to prevent fire, shock, and injury.
Covers electrical shock hazards, outdoor use only, spider/insect infestation risks, and safety procedures for gas leaks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for accessing components behind the control panel, including removing knobs and screws.
Details how to access, disconnect, and test the ignition module, which supplies power to the igniters.
Offers a guide to diagnose and correct common problems like failure to light, yellow flames, and low heat.
