Why door is closed but the light is still on inside of Viking VUWC144?
If the door is closed but the light remains on, it's likely that the “LIGHT” button was not pressed before the door was last closed. Press the “LIGHT” button to disengage the light.
Why temperature controls are not raising or lowering the set temperature on Viking Refrigerator?
If the temperature controls are not adjusting the set temperature, make sure you press and hold the “SET” button while pressing either the “WARMER” or “COLDER” button. This will raise or lower the set temperature by one degree F or C, depending on the setting.
What to do if audible alarm sounding three times every 30 seconds and LED light flashing green on Viking Refrigerator?
If you hear an audible alarm sounding three times every 30 seconds and see the LED light flashing green, this indicates a Door Ajar alarm. To resolve this, simply close the refrigerator door securely.
What to do if audible alarm sounding six times every minute and LED light flashing red on Viking Refrigerator?
If you hear an audible alarm sounding six times every minute and the LED light is flashing red, this indicates a High and Low Temperature alarm. Press the “ON/OFF” button for approximately one second to reset the audible and display alarms. Note that the alarm will resume if the alarm condition still exists.
What does it mean if LED light flashing amber and no audible signal heard on Viking Refrigerator?
If the LED light is flashing amber and there is no audible signal, this indicates a Power Failure alarm. You can reset the audible and display alarms by pressing the “ON/OFF” button for approximately one second. Keep in mind that this alarm is normal upon initial installation because the unit was run at the factory to verify quality, and the alarm will resume if the alarm condition still exists.
How to disable Tru Protect™ on Viking VUWC144 Refrigerator?
To disable Tru Protect™, press and hold the “SET” button for five seconds. A steady amber light on the LED indicates Tru Protect™ is disabled.
What does E4 error code mean on Viking Refrigerator?
If you see an E4 error code on the display panel and hear an audible alarm sounding six times every minute, this indicates a display thermistor “sensor A” fault. Here are some possible solutions: * Check the wiring diagram on the back of the unit and reconnect any disconnected wires. * Replace the thermistor if the wires are shorted. * Replace the thermistor if it is faulty.
How to enable Tru Protect™ on Viking VUWC144?
To enable Tru Protect™, press and hold the “SET” button for five seconds. A steady green light on the LED indicates Tru Protect™ is engaged.
How to disable Service Mode on Viking VUWC144 Refrigerator?
To exit Service Mode, press and hold the “WARMER” button while pressing the “COLDER” button four times within five seconds.
What to do if compressor, condenser fan, internal fan(s), heater, reverse gas solenoid, and alarms are not working on Viking VUWC144?
If the compressor, condenser fan, internal fan(s), heater, reverse gas solenoid, and alarms are not working but the display is functioning normally, it is likely that Show Room Mode is enabled. To exit Show Room Mode, press and hold the “ON/OFF” button while performing a “Power On Reset” (POR), meaning disconnect and reconnect the power supply to the unit.
Guidelines and responsibilities for qualified appliance technicians performing service on Viking products.
Explanation of safety symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution) to ensure safe operation and prevent injury.
Essential safety precautions and work area preparation before attempting any service on Viking products.
Specifies electrical needs, including voltage, frequency, and proper grounding, with safety warnings.
Fundamental practices for servicing sealed refrigeration systems, emphasizing leak detection and component replacement.
Diagnosing low side leaks, high side leaks, and restricted capillary tubes within the refrigeration system.
Step-by-step instructions for re-charging the refrigeration system after repairs.
Details the functions of evaporator and display thermistors and the consequences of their failure.
Explanation of warning alarms (door ajar, temperature, power failure) and how to reset them.
Details on the compressor's role and common faults, including electrical checks.
Information on error codes generated by the system and their potential causes and troubleshooting steps.
Troubleshooting when compressor, fans, heater, or alarms are not working correctly.
Diagnosing and resolving audible alarms for door ajar and high/low temperature conditions.
Diagnosing and resolving specific error codes (E1-E4) related to component failures.
Testing methods for display and evaporator thermistors, comparing resistance values to temperature charts.
General| Brand | Viking |
|---|---|
| Model | VUWC144 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Star Certified | No |
| Installation | Built-In |
| Door | Glass |
| Weight | 150 lbs |
| Type | Wine Cellar |
| Temperature Range | 40°F - 65°F |
| Shelves | 6 |
| Width | 23.875 inches |
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