Sealed system5 photos
Viking 48" Panel-Ready Side-by-Side
Stopped cooling. Both compartments drifting warm.
4 components
Cooktops · Same-day service
Gas, electric and induction cooktops, 30 to 48 inches. Burners that will not light, clicking igniters, cracked glass and touch controls that stop responding. Firm price before we start, up to 1 year warranty in writing.
What we service
Every Viking unit in your kitchen: built-in, freestanding and panel-ready.
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Why us
We work on Viking every day, stock the parts that commonly fail, and name the price before we start.
Cooktops are one of the units we open most. Our techs know the failure patterns before the glass or the burner box comes off.
Spark modules, igniter electrodes, burner caps and heads, gas valves, induction coils and touch control boards ride with the technician.
The technician diagnoses on site and gives you a firm price. You decide before any work begins.
Parts and labor, in writing. If the same fault comes back inside the window, we return at no charge.
Call before noon and we'll do our best to be there today, weekends included.
A 48 inch cooktop lifts out and drops back without chipping the countertop or scratching the cabinet face.
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Our work
Real units from the last few weeks.
Sealed system5 photos
Stopped cooling. Both compartments drifting warm.
4 components
Control boards2 photos
Running erratically, temperatures unstable.
2 boards
Ice maker3 photos
Ice maker had stopped filling the bin.
2 components
Sealed system6 photos
Stopped cooling. The system had lost its charge.
2 components
Freezer door5 photos
Freezer door no longer sealing or operating.
1 component
Fan motor3 photos
Running loud and not reaching temperature.
1 component
Ice maker4 photos
No ice, and the freezer section frosted over.
1 assembly
Door hinge2 photos
Right door dropping and no longer closing square.
1 mechanism
Defrost2 photos
Frost building up, water collecting inside.
Service, no parts
Control board1 photo
Not holding temperature, door no longer sealing.
2 components
Sealed system1 photo
Stopped cooling, neither door sealing.
3 components
Common faults
A cooktop is a burner box under a single surface, with one ignition or induction system feeding every zone. Most calls come down to the ignition side or the control side.
The spark module keeps firing because the flame sensor never confirms ignition. Usually a fouled electrode, a burner cap sitting wet or crooked, or a clogged port underneath.
One switch or a wet electrode keeps the spark module energised, so every position fires together. The clicking stops only when the shorted circuit is dried out or replaced.
The orifice, the air shutter or the regulator is out of spec. After a propane conversion the wrong orifice set gives a lazy yellow flame and soot on the pan.
The low flame screw inside the valve is out of adjustment, or the burner port is partly blocked, so the flame drops out as soon as the knob passes the click.
The coil overheats or the fan below the glass is clogged, and the board shuts the zone down to protect itself. The error code usually points at the sensor on the coil.
Moisture or grease under the glass bridges the capacitive pads. If the ribbon connector or the control board is corroded the panel starts behaving at random.
A chip beside a zone lets liquid reach the element and the wiring underneath. The top comes off and the glass is replaced as a unit, it is not patched.
The valve stem is stripped or the gas valve has seized after years of grease. On electric models the infinite switch has failed open.
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Questions
Answered by our dispatch team.
Almost always. Nine times out of ten it is the electrode or the burner cap, not the valve. We clean or replace the part and test every burner before we leave.
Yes. Induction boards, coils and cooling fans are the parts that fail, and we carry the common ones for 30 and 36 inch models.
Yes. The glass top is replaced as a complete unit. We order it by model number and fit it as soon as it arrives.
Most visits are finished in one trip, usually under two hours. If a part has to be ordered we set the return date before we leave.
Yes, original parts wherever they are available. If a part is discontinued we tell you what the alternative is before we fit it.
A burner, its cap, head and valve are replaced on their own. The glass or the burner box only comes out when the fault is underneath it.
Clear the counter around the cooktop and have the model number handy if you can find it. Everything else is on us.
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