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Brand | Viking |
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Model | VCBF036RSS |
Category | Refrigerator |
Type | French Door |
Color | Stainless Steel |
Finish | Stainless Steel |
Door Swing | Right |
Ice Maker | Yes |
Water Dispenser | Yes |
Defrost Type | Automatic |
Temperature Control | Electronic |
Energy Star Certified | Yes |
Width | 36 in |
Shelves | Adjustable Glass |
Safety alerts, symbols, and warnings for safe operation.
Emphasizes reading service info and preliminary checks before repairs.
Covers freestanding units and components for two years from purchase date.
Covers sealed refrigeration system components for years 3-6.
Covers sealed system components years 7-12, labor excluded.
Warranty for non-commercial, extended residential use.
Guidelines for location, ventilation, clearance, and unit leveling.
How to use the control panel for setting and adjusting temperatures.
Features for ice production, energy saving, and water filter status.
High temp alarms, max cold function, and user preference settings.
Special modes, normal cabinet heat, and ice maker operation.
Recommended methods and materials for cleaning refrigerator parts.
Lists common sounds, their causes, and solutions for normal operation.
Addresses issues like unit failure, temperature extremes, and interior odors.
Solutions for drawers not closing freely and ice maker malfunctions.
Diagnoses slow water flow, cloudy water, and ice maker water supply problems.
Resolves problems related to unit power, voltage, and temperature control settings.
Addresses issues with evaporator frost buildup and incorrect airflow.
Solutions for refrigerators running constantly or producing unusual noises.
Instructions for entering programming, forced defrost, and service test modes.
Detailed tests for various components like fans, sensors, heaters, and switches.
Activating Fahrenheit/Celsius display, Show Room, Sabbath, and Alarm modes.
Methods for testing capacitor resistance and compressor operation.
Procedures for testing condenser, overload/relay, and ice maker components.
Steps for testing fan motors, water valves, and drier functionality.
Procedures for testing evaporator, defrost heater, and thermostat.
How to test thermistors, damper controls, and water dispenser switches.
Identifies symptoms and diagnostics for overcharge and air in the system.
Symptoms of low refrigerant and impact of ambient temperatures on performance.
Methods for identifying and diagnosing blockages in the refrigerant lines.
Lists necessary tools for HFC134a servicing and leak detection techniques.
Safety precautions for refrigerants and procedures for testing compressor operation.
Steps for testing restrictions and preparing the system for evacuation.
Step-by-step guide for properly evacuating the refrigeration system to remove air and moisture.
Procedures for charging the system with refrigerant and HFC134a specific information.
Comparison of refrigerants and safe brazing practices for system repairs.
Detailed steps for replacing the service compressor and drier filter.
Visual illustration of the refrigerant's journey through the system.
Shows how air circulates within the refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Illustrates airflow in the machine compartment with compressor and condenser.
Visual overview of water dispenser, icemaker, and filter connections.
Steps to remove light bulbs, sockets, switches, and control board.
Procedures for removing thermistor, controlled damper, and water filter components.
Steps to access the machine compartment and remove the water tank assembly.
Instructions for removing water dispenser switch and freezer light components.
Guides for removing freezer drawers, ice maker, and accessing the evaporator section.
Steps to remove evaporator fan motor, defrost thermostat, and defrost heater.
Procedures for removing evaporator, water valve, and condensate drain tube.
Steps for removing compressor, condenser fan motor, and overload/relay.
Instructions for removing condenser coil, leveling rollers, door gaskets, handles, and hinges.
Blank section for users to record service notes or observations.