Sealed system5 photos
Viking 48" Panel-Ready Side-by-Side
Stopped cooling. Both compartments drifting warm.
4 components
Microwaves · Same-day service
Built-in, drawer and convection microwaves, 24 and 30 inches. No heat, a turntable that will not turn, a door that will not latch, a dead panel. 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.
Refrigeration
Cooking & Ventilation
Kitchen & Outdoor
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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.
Microwaves are one of the units we open most. Our techs know the failure patterns before the outer case is off.
Magnetrons, high voltage diodes and capacitors, door switches, turntable motors, drawer rails and 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 built-in microwave comes out of the cabinet and goes back without marking the trim kit or the surround.
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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 microwave is a high voltage circuit, a chain of door interlocks and a control board. Nearly every call is one of those three, and the interlocks are the ones that fail first.
The magnetron, the high voltage diode or the capacitor has failed. The fan and the light still work, so the unit looks healthy from the front.
A door interlock switch has welded or gone open and taken the fuse with it. This is the single most common microwave failure.
The latch hooks or the spring inside the handle assembly are worn. Running it with a bad latch damages the interlocks next.
The magnetron or the high voltage transformer is breaking down. The noise rises with the power level and often trips the breaker.
The drive motor or the coupler under the tray has failed. On drawer models the rail motor and its belt do the same job.
The rail motor, a limit switch or a jammed track. The board stops the drawer part way to protect the mechanism.
The membrane behind the glass or the control board has failed. Heat from the cooktop below shortens their life on built-in installs.
The waveguide cover is burnt or the cavity lining has chipped through to bare metal. Both need replacing before the unit is used again.
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Questions
Answered by our dispatch team.
Usually yes on a built-in. The magnetron and the high voltage parts are replaceable, and a built-in costs far more to replace than to repair.
Nine times out of ten it is a door interlock switch and the fuse it took with it. Both are stocked parts.
Yes. Rail motors, limit switches and drawer boards are the parts that fail, and we carry the common ones.
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.
No. Stop using it and call us. Sparking means the waveguide cover or the cavity lining has failed.
Empty the microwave and clear the counter under it. Have the model number handy if you can find it.
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