Sealed system5 photos
Viking 48" Panel-Ready Side-by-Side
Stopped cooling. Both compartments drifting warm.
4 components
French door · Same-day service
Built-in 36, 42 and 48 inch French-door units with a bottom freezer drawer, panel-ready doors included. Warm fresh food side, ice maker faults, frost in the drawer and door alignment. 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.
French door units are one of the units we open most. Our techs know the failure patterns before the panel is off.
Dampers, evaporator and condenser fan motors, defrost heaters, inlet valves and gaskets 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 French door unit comes out and goes back without marking your cabinetry.
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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 French door unit puts two narrow doors over the fresh food side and a drawer underneath, and both compartments are fed from one evaporator behind that drawer. The layout explains most of the calls we get on these units.
Cold air reaches the upper compartment through a damper and a fan from the freezer below. The fault is usually that damper, the evaporator fan, or a defrost circuit that stopped clearing ice off the coil.
The drawer rides on rails carrying a custom panel and a full load of frozen food. Worn rollers or a bent rail leave a gap, and the whole cabinet starts frosting.
Each door carries its own panel and closes against a hinged center flap. When a hinge or a closer wears, the doors stop meeting and the seal goes with it.
Mold heater, ejector motor or fill tube. On built-ins the fill tube frosts over first, and the unit keeps cycling without ever dropping a cube.
Defrost heater, defrost thermostat, or a drawer gasket that stopped sealing. Frost on the back wall points at defrost; frost around the opening points at the seal.
Points at the water side alone: the inlet valve, a clogged filter, or the supply tube frozen inside the door. The ice maker keeps running because it is fed before the split.
On built-ins the condenser sits behind the top grille and packs with dust. A blocked coil or a stopped condenser fan makes the compressor run without ever reaching temperature.
Usually the defrost drain tube frozen at the back of the freezer compartment, or the water line fitting behind the unit. Both look the same from the kitchen floor.
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Questions
Answered by our dispatch team.
Both compartments are cooled from one evaporator behind the freezer drawer, and the upper section gets its cold air through a damper and a fan. When the fresh food side alone goes warm, the fault is almost always in that path: the damper, the fan, or ice on the coil because defrost stopped running. It is rarely the compressor.
One. Water and ice split after the inlet valve, so a dead dispenser with a working ice maker points at the valve, the filter or the tube inside the door. The technician confirms which on site.
Yes, including panel-ready doors. The unit is pulled from the cabinetry and reset without marking the millwork, and the panel alignment is set back the way it was.
It depends on the fault and whether the part is on the truck. Dampers, fans, heaters and valves are common enough that we carry them. Anything model-specific is ordered against the serial number, and you get the timing in writing with the quote.
We use OEM parts identified by the serial number on your unit. Viking revised components across model years, so the model name alone is not enough to order the right one.
Usually yes on a built-in. A replacement means the cabinetry opening, the panels and the water line all have to work with the new unit, which turns a repair into a kitchen job. If we think yours is past sensible repair, the technician will say so on site.
No. Leave it as it is. If the technician needs the freezer drawer cleared to reach the evaporator, he will say so on site and it takes a few minutes. Only pull the unit out of the cabinetry yourself if you are certain the flooring can take it.
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