What to do if my Viking Ranges door locks, fan runs, but no heat?
If the door lock motor is engaged on your Viking Ranges, the cooling fan motor runs, but there is no heat, it could be due to: * The door lock module/timer relay not closing. * A problem with SW3 on the door lock assembly. To fix this, you may need to replace the PC board or SW3.
General| Type | Gas Range |
|---|---|
| Oven Capacity | 5.0 cu. ft. |
| Oven Type | Convection |
| Height | 36 inches |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Ignition Type | Electronic |
| Width | 36 inches |
| Weight | 300 lbs |
Explains how model numbers encode features like type, width, oven, and features.
Details the format and meaning of serial numbers for ranges and 36" wide ovens.
Specifies minimum side clearances and wall cabinet depth/height rules.
Details the required height for the top grate support above the countertop.
Describes the necessity and placement of a manual shut-off valve.
Explains the built-in regulator and bypass prohibition.
Details gas pipe size, placement, and clearance for the shutoff valve.
Specifies the voltage and placement for the electrical outlet.
Guides on using leg adjustments and shims for level installation.
Instructions for converting the gas pressure regulator from NAT to LP.
Steps to adjust burner orifice hoods for LP gas operation.
Tests for house voltage, igniter current, and gas pressure.
Procedures for setting, reaching, and averaging oven temperatures over cycles.
Steps to adjust the thermostat for accurate temperature control.
Troubleshooting steps for when the oven doesn't bake or broil.
Diagnosing problems with ignitors not glowing or lack of gas flow.
Resolving delayed ignition, no spark, or burner not lighting.
Troubleshooting fan motor, oven light, and indicator light problems.
Diagnosing yellow tipping, lifting flames, and fluctuating flames.
Addressing issues with floating flames, aldehyde odors, and soot.
Troubleshooting roaring noises and small explosions from burners.
Understanding flame velocity and checking gas pressure for proper combustion.
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